LIFE is a post-punk band hailing from Hull, England, marked by their biting social commentary and high-energy performances. The quartet, consisting of Mez Green (lead vocals), his brother Mick Sanders (guitar), Lydia Palmeira (bass), and Stewart Baxter (drums), combines sharp wit with an unapologetically punk attitude. Their music vividly captures the essence of British life with a focus on the personal and political landscape of the country.

Since their formation, LIFE has gained recognition for their thought-provoking lyrics and raucous sound, as seen in tracks like "Moral Fibre," a critique of social norms and "Hollow Thing," which delves into the concept of self-identity. Their second album, "A Picture Of Good Health," further solidifies their stance in the punk scene, addressing a range of issues from mental health to societal pressures surrounding success and happiness. Tracks like "The Drug" and "Big Moon Lake" showcase their ability to blend catchy hooks with gritty realism, appealing to a fanbase that craves substance with their sound. With remixes like "Switching On (IDLES Remix)" by fellow punk band IDLES, LIFE demonstrates their resonance within the community and the mutual respect among their peers. Always evolving, LIFE's narrative-driven approach ensures their music remains poignant, relatable, and distinctly British.