No Fun At All is a Swedish punk rock band that formed in the early 1990s. The band created a sound that encompassed aggressive guitar riffs, high-energy vocal hooks, and socially conscious lyrics. They released their debut album, “Out of Bounds”, in 1993 on Burning Heart Records, and formed a steady fanbase in Sweden and Europe. Over the next few years the band released a number of albums through Burning Heart, each showcasing their unique blend of fast, melodic punk rock. In 2002, the band released “Low Rider”, their most commercially successful album to date; the record went gold in Sweden, and featured the hit song “Spirit”. The band has continued to tour and release albums periodically, and in 2013 they celebrated their 20th anniversary with a series of live shows. No Fun At All remain an iconic Swedish punk rock band, with a career spanning multiple albums and decades of intense performances.