Nynningen is an influential Swedish progressive rock band that has grappled with political and social issues through their music since their formation in the early 1970s. Originating from the left-wing and counterculture movements of the time, the band became known for their thought-provoking lyrics and eclectic sound, which blends rock with folk, jazz, and even theatrical elements. The group initially had a fluid membership, featuring a rotating cast of musicians, but was anchored by founding members Tomas Forssell, Bertil Goldberg, and Christer Ågren.

Over the years, Nynningen has released a series of albums and singles that showcase their commitment to producing music with a message, never shying away from commentary on contemporary issues. Their discography, which includes notable records such as "Anakonda och andra låtar" and "Äntligen en ny dag!", reveals their enduring appeal and ability to resonate with audiences across generations. While their release "MNW Klassiker" serves as a testament to their status as classic fixtures in the Swedish music canon, their constant emergence with fresh material, as suggested by the album "Nynningen 1974", underscores their adaptability and continuous relevance in the Swedish music scene. With a career spanning over multiple decades, Nynningen remains a cultural touchstone, representing the fusion of artistry with activism.