Editing Metal umlaut (section)

===Other countries===
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* [[Aquarium (band)|Аквариум]] – Russian rock band, whose name is stylized as "Åквариум" on their logo, and they use "Å" as their symbol.
* [[Die Ärzte#Band_name|Die Ärzte]] – German band, correctly spelled with an "ä", whose logo features a triple dot over "a" instead of the correct two dots.
* [[Crashdïet]] – Swedish glam metal band.
* [[Dün (band)|Dün]] – French progressive rock and [[zeuhl]] band.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Booklet CD Eros |url=https://musicbrainz.org/release/83c5c266-ed14-425d-ac9d-1b5613d33291/cover-art |publisher=Soleil Zeuhl |date=2000 |language=en, fr |access-date=2024-04-10}}</ref>
* [[Girugamesh|Girugämesh]] – Japanese rock band often stylise their name with an umlaut over the a.
* [[Infernal (Danish band)|Infernal]] – Danish electronic band, was stylized as ''Infërnal'' on their album ''[[Waiting for Daylight (Infernal album)|Waiting for Daylight]]''.
* [[Insidiöus Törment]] – Liechtenstein-based old school heavy metal band who use gratuitous umlauts, but pronounce them nonetheless.
* [[Kobaïan]] – French [[progressive rock]] band [[Magma (band)|Magma]] sings in this [[constructed language]], which has many diacritic symbols in its written form. 
* [[Közi]] – Japanese rock musician.
* [[Mägo de Oz]] – Spanish folk metal band.
* [[Moottörin Jyrinä]] – Finnish heavy metal band, the umlaut in ''Moottörin'' is gratuitous, but the one in ''Jyrinä'' is not.
* [[Motör Militia]] – Bahraini thrash metal band.
* [[Mütiilation]] – French black metal band.
* [[Püdelsi]] – Polish rock band.
* [[Röyksopp]] - Norwegian electronic duo (the correct Norwegian would be "Røyksopp")
* [[Törr]] – Czech black metal band.