Liferuiner is a Canadian hardcore punk band that emerged out of Toronto, Ontario, in the mid-2000s. Known for their hard-hitting sound and socially conscious lyrics, the band infused their music with messages that challenge societal norms and advocate for individual empowerment. Liferuiner's journey began with a distinguished straight-edge influence, particularly evident in their release "Sons of Straight Edge EP." They quickly became recognized for their aggressive, yet melodic style, winning over fans with their live intensity and forthright approach.

Over time, Liferuiner has continued to evolve their sound and message, exploring new themes and musical territories. Their album "Taking Back The Night Life" showcased a band unafraid to push their own boundaries, melding metalcore elements with their hardcore roots. The band's commitment to continual growth is further evidenced in "Future Revisionists," an album that married their hardcore foundation with a more refined and progressive outlook. With subsequent releases like "No Saints," "Vacant," and "Nomads," Liferuiner has remained true to their core ethos while proving they are anything but stagnant, as they continue to contribute thought-provoking and barrier-breaking music to the hardcore scene.