The Tuberkuloited is an iconic Estonian punk rock band known for its captivating blend of punk rhythms, melodious influences, and lyrics infused with socio-political themes and introspective musings. Formed in the late 1980s, the band achieved prominence in the post-Soviet era, channeling the spirit of change and the reassertion of Estonian identity through their music. Over the years, their sound has evolved, incorporating elements of folk and even hints of country, yet they have steadfastly maintained their punk rock roots.

Among their most recent works, songs like "Usk, Armastus ja Lootus" (Faith, Love, and Hope) and "Läänemere aknal" (Window on the Baltic Sea) showcase the band's continued relevance and ability to connect with contemporary audiences. Their storytelling in tracks such as "Sind ootan tüdruk veel" (I'm still waiting for you, girl) and "Viimane" (The Last One) echoes the sentiments of love, longing, and existential reflection that have long been the hallmark of their music. The Tuberkuloited remain a cherished staple in Estonia's music scene, revered for their contribution to the country's cultural tapestry and their ability to stay true to their artistic vision throughout the years.