Goribor is a Serbian alternative rock band that has left a significant imprint on the regional music scene with its gritty blend of rock, blues, and soul influences. Formed in the mid-1990s in the industrial town of Bor, Serbia, by vocalist Aleksandar Stojković "St" and guitarist Željko Ljubić "Pity", the band struggled with the usual challenges of line-up changes and the difficult music environment in Serbia at the time. Despite these challenges, Goribor crafted a sound characterized by introspective lyrics and a distinctive melancholic atmosphere, which resonated deeply with fans.

The band's eponymous album "Goribor" was released in 2007, gaining critical acclaim and marking their signature blend of laid-back grooves with philosophical and poignant lyrical themes. The follow-up releases "Evo Je Banja" and "Jureći Ljubav" further established Goribor's presence in the Balkan alternative rock scene. The live album "Live," showcasing the raw energy and emotive performances the group is known for, and "Sjajne Niti" continued to build on their legacy of creating rich, textural soundscapes that defy conventional genre boundaries. Goribor's contribution to the music scene is characterized by soulful authenticity and the pure expression of the post-industrial Serbian experience.