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22 July 2026 – No Life Put The Scene On Notice With ‘Foulmouth’
By Editorial Team - July 22, 2026
Summary
Aotearoa metalcore quartet No Life unleash hostile new single 'Foulmouth', targeting scene politics, complacency, and hypocrisy.
Key Facts
- Aotearoa metalcore band No Life release aggressive single 'Foulmouth'.
- Mixed and mastered by Michael Campbell.
- Blends nu-metalcore weight, electronic textures, and heavy breakdowns.
- Entities: No Life, Foulmouth, Aotearoa, Michael Campbell, New Zealand
- Tags: no-life, foulmouth, metalcore, nu-metalcore, aotearoa
Aotearoa metalcore quartet <a href="/tags/no-life">No Life</a> return with ‘Foulmouth’, a venomous new single aimed at two-faced behaviour, complacency and people who mistake scene politics for a personality. The band combine nu-metalcore weight, electronics, aggressive vocals and breakdowns engineered to test whether the floor was installed by professionals.
Mixed and mastered by Michael Campbell, ‘Foulmouth’ follows high-profile collaborations and a run of live shows that have strengthened No Life’s reputation across Australia and New Zealand. The track does not hide its anger behind metaphorical fog. It points directly at hypocrisy and swings. That bluntness is part of its appeal.
Heavy music works best when aggression feels connected to something real rather than being applied like decorative flames to a vehicle. ‘Foulmouth’ is sharp, hostile and remarkably efficient. The message is clear: if you plan to behave badly, at least do not expect the band to write something polite about it.