Sløtface, originally known as Slutface but later opting for a less controversial spelling due to social media censorship, is a Norwegian punk and indie rock band that has made significant waves in the music industry with their energetic sound and politically charged lyrics. Formed in Stavanger in 2012, the band consists of Haley Shea (vocals), Lasse Lokøy (bass), Tor-Arne Vikingstad (guitar), and Halvard Skeie Wiencke (drums), who together create a dynamic musical synergy. They quickly gained recognition for their engaging live performances and sharp social commentary, addressing issues from climate change to gender equality.

The band's discography showcases a growth from their early garage punk influences to a more refined indie rock sound, while still retaining their youthful vigor and political edge. Their releases, such as "Sorry for the late reply," "Tap the pack," and "Final Gørl," demonstrate a willingness to explore and evolve their sound. "Sorry for the late reply" in particular has been noted for its introspective lyrics and inventive soundscapes, earning critical acclaim. The subsequent releases like "AWAKE/ASLEEP" and "Beta / Come hell or whatever" indicate Sløtface's continued commitment to pushing the boundaries of their genre, always with a keen eye on the socio-political landscape. Through their innovative approach and unapologetic honesty, Sløtface has cemented themselves as a powerful voice in contemporary rock music, appealing to a generation that demands both artistry and activism in their music idols.