In 2007, PGP-RTS, in cooperation with Popboks, released the compilation album "Jutro će promeniti sve?", which featured songs by sixteen bands associated with the scene. By the end of the decade, the most notable representatives of the scene released their debut albums. Goribor, formed in 1996, gained popularity in the 2000s with their demo recordings officially released through the Croatian label Slušaj Najglasnije!, releasing their first studio album, "Goribor", in 2007. Petrol, formed in 2003, released their debut album, "Nezgodno vreme opasni dani", in 2008. Nežni Dalibor, active in the 1990s and reformed in 2000, released their debut album, "Sredstva i veštine", in 2008. Repetitor, formed in 2005, released their debut album, "Sve što vidim je prvi put", in 2009. S.A.R.S., which gained nationwide popularity with the hit song "Buđav lebac", released their debut, self-titled album in 2009.