Metsatöll is an Estonian heavy metal band formed in 1999, known for their unique fusion of traditional Estonian folk music with the power and aggression of heavy metal. The band's name is an ancient Estonian euphemism for wolf, reflecting their deep connection to their national heritage and the primal themes often explored in their music. Since their inception, Metsatöll has carved out a niche within the folk metal scene, distinguishing themselves with the use of traditional instruments such as the flutes, bagpipes, and the zither alongside the typical metal setup of guitars, bass, and drums.

Their lyrical themes are often drawn from Estonian folklore, history, and mythology, striking a chord with audiences seeking a blend of the modern and the mythic. With albums like "Äio" and "Ulg," Metsatöll has gained international recognition, bringing the stories and sounds of Estonia to the global stage. The band's energy and musicianship are showcased in their intense live performances and meticulously crafted recordings. The most recent releases, such as "Mees Kes Teadis Ussisõnu" and "Tarede Vaikuses," continue to build on their legacy, offering fans both soaring anthems and introspective ballads, all imbued with the spirit of their homeland.