End

End is a Greek black metal entity that emerged during the fertile underground period of the early 2000s. While the name 'End' is shared by several notable acts, including a high-profile American metalcore supergroup and an experimental electronic artist, the Greek project is defined by its adherence to the 'orthodox' black metal aesthetic.

Their discography, primarily released through ISO666 and Black Hate Productions, reflects a transition from raw, primitive beginnings to a more atmospheric, albeit still abrasive, sound. The project is often associated with the second wave of black metal's lingering influence, eschewing the melodic tendencies of some of their Mediterranean peers in favor of a colder, more Northern-influenced sound. Critical consensus views them as a cult act that successfully captured the nihilistic spirit of the era. Their work is characterized by repetitive, hypnotic riffing and a production style that emphasizes texture over clarity, making them a staple for collectors of obscure European extreme metal.