With a name that suggests the coldness inherent in black metal, Eïs not only portrays nature as a necessary refuge – both personally, and lyrically – but also considers sustainable steps to protect it, opting for eco-cotton merchandise, minimal stage setups and efforts to reduce fuel consumption when touring.

Apocalypse Orchestra interview for Metal Roots: From Sound to Sustainability - Apocalypse Orchestra, the medieval folk metal band from Sweden, brings a unique sound to the metal music scene. Blending traditional medieval instruments with modern ones, their music offers a fresh narrative with a historical side - reminding of the bards and troubadours of old - and contributing to the cultural heritage as a form of sustainability.

Eldamar live at Heathen Strike over Brno 2025 Eldamar, the project Mathias Hemmingby created when inspired by Tolkien's works, is a...

Metal has always been a force of rebellion that often questions authority, and Crumble fully embraces this spirit.

Hailing from the Bükk Mountains in northern Hungary, Frost has carved an introspective path in the black metal scene

Failed Star, from Germany’s Rhein-Main region, "tired of just watching the world burn", share a powerful message

A moment of deep connection with nature is sometimes enough to awaken the ecological conscience.

MetalEarth Festival stands at the intersection of music and ecological consciousness, together with education, activism, and sustainability.