Mustasch is a Swedish heavy metal band originating from Gothenburg, consisting of Ralf Gyllenhammar, Hannes Hansson, Mats "Stam" Johansson, and Mats "Dojan" Hansson. Formed in 1998, they gained attention with a demo recording session on the island of Orust, leading to a contract with EMI Music Sweden. Their debut EP, "The True Sound of the New West," in 2001, was followed by successful albums like "Above All" (2002) and "Ratsafari" (2003), which earned them Swedish Grammy nominations. Mustasch's third album, "Powerhouse" (2005), peaked in the Top Ten and marked the end of their EMI contract. Upon signing with Regain Records, they released "Latest Version of the Truth," which achieved commercial success and their first Swedish Grammy win with hits like "Double Nature" and "Bring Me Everyone." A compilation album, "Lowlife Highlights" (2008), showcased their career achievements.

Mustasch, a heavy metal band from Sweden, formed in 1998 and quickly rose to success with their demo recording session on Orust island. Signing with EMI Music Sweden, they released notable albums such as "Above All" (2002) and "Ratsafari" (2003), garnering Swedish Grammy nominations. Their album "Powerhouse" (2005) was a major hit, propelling them to the Top Ten and concluding their EMI contract. Moving to Regain Records, their album "Latest Version of the Truth" achieved further success with chart-topping singles and their first Swedish Grammy win. A retrospective compilation, "Lowlife Highlights" (2008), showcased their popular hits like "I Hunt Alone" and "Black City," solidifying their place in the Swedish heavy metal scene.