Raw black metal project from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, active between 2020 and its dissolution. The name 1835 references the year the Farroupilha Revolution erupted in the region, a decade-long separatist uprising that defines the cultural identity of southern Brazil, lending the band a distinctly regional character. With no Spotify presence and a short lifespan, 1835 existed firmly within the lo-fi Brazilian underground black metal tape and Bandcamp circuit.

A two-piece raw black metal band that began as a collaboration between Santa Catarina and Espírito Santo before the lineup shifted to a Santa Catarina / Minas Gerais axis, with Krakör handling vocals and Aamon on instruments. Signed to Madre Muerte, their lyrics explore paganism, nature mysticism, and spiritual hatred in the tradition of stripped-down South American black metal.

Agares was a black metal band from Tegucigalpa, Francisco Morazán, Honduras, active from 2006 to 2007. The band released a demo in 2007 and later appeared on the split Our Majesty Abomination (2022) via Croquemort Productions, the only label release associated with the project. Their material centers on themes of chaos and misotheism.

Agnus were a raw black metal band from Teófilo Otoni, Minas Gerais, active only briefly in 2024 before splitting up. A short-lived project in the Brazilian underground, they operated in the lo-fi, stripped-back tradition of raw black metal with no production sheen and minimal structure.

Agvará is a raw black metal project from Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina, that released its debut demo Shadow Rivers in March 2025. The three-track recording features songs drawn from indigenous Guaraní mythology — including "The spirit of the mountain (Ka'a Póra)", "Vampire (Mbopi)", and "The crying woman (La Porá)" — blending lo-fi black metal aesthetics with themes rooted in regional folklore. Guitar work was contributed by Bruno Proyexida (ex-Escafismo), with drums tracked by Benjamín of Black Pappo.

Alone Path is a one-man raw black metal project from Cabo Frio, Rio de Janeiro, formed in 2024 by a multi-instrumentalist named Felipe. The project channels lo-fi, atmospheric black metal with lyrical themes rooted in depression, luciferianism, and occult introspection.

Amargo is a Brazilian raw black metal solo project by Victor "Oguh" Ramos, who handles all instruments, vocals, and lyrics. Rooted in the tradition of second-wave black metal with acknowledged influences ranging from Burzum and Darkthrone to local acts Sarcófago and Mystifier, the project released its debut album "Processo de purificação" in 2015 on the Ad Eternum label, blending lo-fi atmospheric black metal with dark ambient elements. A subsequent split with Kav was released through Wolfmond Production, cementing Amargo's place in Brazil's underground raw black metal underground.

Andkristur is a raw black metal solo project from Neuquén, Argentina, dealing in themes of occultism, anti-Christianity, and esoteric darkness. The project operates in an almost entirely instrumental mode, releasing a succession of demos and full-lengths including Triumphant Darkness (Demo III), The War of Evil (Demo II), and the full-length Mors Sinistri Cruci. The Latin-titled releases reflect the project's embrace of classical anti-Christian black metal aesthetics.

Anfauglir are a raw black metal band from Santiago, Chile, whose work draws on themes of magic, war, and occultism rooted in Chilean underground traditions. The band released "Demo MMXXIII" as a limited CDr in 2023, documenting their austere and confrontational approach to the genre.