Demonic Hate is a death metal band from São Luís, Maranhão, Brazil, active since 2018. An independent act, the band deals in raw, underground death metal with lyrical themes centered on death, satanism, and anti-Christianity.

Demonochorus is a Brazilian funeral doom metal project based in Valinhos, São Paulo, formed in 2019 by multi-instrumentalist Nataskia Müller, who handles all instruments. The band released the EP "Lost Faith" in July 2019, exploring themes of misery, depression, and spiritual decay through slow, crushing compositions.

Demonthor is a black/thrash metal band from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The band released "A Night for the Demon" in 1999 and is listed as split-up on the Metal Archives, representing one of the underground black/thrash outfits that emerged from Rio de Janeiro's extreme metal scene.

Demophobia is a thrash/crossover band from the ABC Paulista region of São Paulo, Brazil, formed in 2018. They blend the aggression of thrash and death metal with punk rock energy, singing in Portuguese, and have released two records: "Moinhos de Gastar Gente" (2019) and "Modus Operandi" (2020), both recorded at Toca do Chico Preto studio in São Bernardo do Campo.

Demön Haunt is a one-man speed metal/metalpunk project from Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil, created and recorded by a single musician using the handle @moshcide. The project released its self-titled debut EP in August 2020, delivering raw speed metal with punk energy and lyrical themes touching on anti-war, anti-fascism, science, and the legacy of Carl Sagan.

Denfire is a São Paulo-based thrash metal solo project launched in 2021 by a multi-instrumentalist who spent over 30 years playing in bands across Brazil and the UK. The debut EP "Riding the Winds of Death" (2021), recorded at Dual Noise Studios in São Paulo, delivers an old-school blend of thrash, death, and heavy metal, followed by the full-length album "Rise Up".

Denied Redemption is a black metal band from Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil, with a focus on occultism and Left Hand Path themes. They released the full-length album "Egregora Tenebrae" in 2012 via Misanthropic Records, a limited edition of 1,000 copies recorded and mixed at Estúdio 1 in Brasília between 2010 and 2011.

Denim and Leather is a traditional heavy metal band from Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil. The band is signed to Kill Again Records and has appeared on compilations including a cover of Manilla Road's "Open the Gates" on the tribute album "The Riddle Masters" (2007), reflecting their deep roots in classic heavy metal.

Denun is a gothic/doom metal band from Santiago, Chile, founded in 2001 by guitarist Claudio Molina and vocalist Paula Vilches, whose name derives from the Mapudungun phrase meaning "to do justice." The band released their debut album "Toluken" in 2005, appeared on Chilean metal compilations including "From The Land That God Forgot" (2006), and returned with their second full-length "Uroboros" in 2021. Their sound blends atmospheric doom with symphonic arrangements and female vocals sung in Spanish.