Niet is a seminal punk rock band hailing from Slovenia, initially formed in 1983 in the former Socialist Republic of Slovenia, part of Yugoslavia. The group quickly became a prominent figure in the Yugoslav and Slovenian punk scenes. Their music, characterized by raw energy, sharp social commentary, and distinctively direct Slovene lyrics, captured the zeitgeist of the youth during the tumultuous political era. Niet's initial lifespan was short; disbanding in 1984, they left a lasting impression with their iconic release "Bil je maj" from their debut album.

Despite their brief original run, Niet's influence endured, and they experienced a resurgence in 2008, leading to new recordings and performances that connected with both original fans and a new generation. With a legacy of incendiary live shows and a discography that showcases their evolution, including records like "Izstekani" and "Trinajst," Niet's contribution to the punk genre and the Slovenian cultural tapestry is undeniable. Their most recent releases maintain the band's heritage of potent, socially-aware music while demonstrating their adaptability to the modern music scene.