Unblack Metal - List of Notable Unblack Metal Bands

List of Notable Unblack Metal Bands

Note that this list only includes bands described as unblack metal. Christian bands that are described as black metal are not included, but can be found on the list of Christian metal bands and list of black metal bands.

Band Country Formed Notes
Admonish Sweden 1994
Antestor Norway 1991
Armageddon Holocaust Indonesia 1999
Crimson Moonlight Sweden 1997
Drottnar Norway 1996
Frost Like Ashes USA 2001
Horde Australia 1994
Kekal Indonesia 1995
Lengsel Norway 1995
Sanctifica Sweden 1996
Slechtvalk Netherlands 1997
Vaakevandring Norway 1999

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