Heilung is a German-based experimental music group that draws inspiration from ancient Northern European cultural and shamanistic traditions. Heilung's music can be described as experimental folk or neofolk, often incorporating elements of ambient, drone, and tribal music. They use a wide range of traditional and historical instruments to create a unique and immersive sound. Their performances feature a variety of instruments, including animal skin drums, bones, mouth harps, and ceremonial bells. Maria Franz's vocals are a central element of their sound, with chants and vocal techniques inspired by traditional shamanic practices.

Heilung released their debut album, "Ofnir," in 2015. The album received critical acclaim and introduced their distinctive style to a wider audience. Known for their mesmerizing live performances, Heilung creates a ritualistic atmosphere on stage, often accompanied by elaborate costumes and visual effects. Some of their notable tracks include "Krigsgaldr," "In Maidjan," and "Alfadhirhaiti."

Heilung continues to produce new music and perform live, maintaining their commitment to exploring and reviving ancient cultural traditions through their art. They have collaborated with other artists and musicians, further expanding their reach and influence in the experimental music scene. Heilung's exploration of ancient European traditions and their unique blend of music and ritual have established them as pioneers in the neofolk and experimental music genres. Their ability to transport audiences to a different era and connect them with the spiritual and cultural practices of the past ensures their continued impact and relevance in the music world.