Дрыгва is a prominent Belarusian folk metal band hailing from Minsk, Belarus. They skillfully blend traditional Belarusian folk music with the fierce energy of heavy metal, becoming a distinctive voice in the metal scene. Since their formation, Дрыгва has been committed to exploring themes drawn from their country's history, mythology, and folklore, presenting them with a modern twist while remaining true to their cultural roots. The band's name, which translates to "Drigva" or "Drygva," itself conveys the connection to their heritage, with "drigva" being an old Belarusian word for a swampy river.

Their discography features tracks rich in Slavic melodies, with instruments such as flutes and bagpipes accompanying heavy guitar riffs and dynamic rhythms. Throughout their most recent releases such as "Танець чаклуна" (The Shaman's Dance), "Кругі на вадзе" (Circles on the Water), and "Сын магутнага Рода" (Son of the Mighty Kin), Дрыгва demonstrates their commitment to producing music that is not only powerful but also steeped in the lore and spirit of their land. They have garnered admiration not only from metal enthusiasts but also from those with a keen interest in traditional music and Belarusian cultural expression.