Nolla Nolla Nolla, often stylized as 000 and pronounced "Nolla-Nolla-Nolla," was a notable Finnish punk rock group that rose to prominence through their gritty and frenetic sound, which reverberated through the Finnish music scene in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The band was an integral part of the first wave of Finnish punk, embodying the movement’s raw energy and anti-establishment ethos. Their music encapsulated the zeitgeist of youth rebellion, echoing the punk scene's broader discontent with society and the search for individuality amidst collective upheaval.

While the band’s most active period was relatively short-lived, Nolla Nolla Nolla left a lasting impression on the Finnish punk landscape. Their body of work includes seminal tracks like “Hyvät aikeet” and “Kelvoton,” which are characterized by their abrasive sound and provocative lyrics. Compilations such as "Finhits" and "Finhits 2," and tracks like "Rakastava voima" and "Punainen lippu nousee," continued to showcase their evolution while maintaining the band’s original punk spirit. Despite their disbandment, Nolla Nolla Nolla’s music has endured over the decades, and they have posthumously earned a respected place in the pantheon of Finnish punk, influencing subsequent generations of musicians.