Kneecap have shared a new song that they made with the English DJ and producer Sub Focus. On the track, “No Comment,” they address the terrorism charge that was brought against Mo Chara. Listen to the song, and see the artwork featuring Banksy’s Royal Courts of Justice mural, below.
“‘No Comment’ is all about getting harassed by the British state,” Kneecap said in a statement. “Simple as. Us Irish are well used to it, been happening for centuries. Was a pleasure to work with Sub Focus on this, the man is a legend.”
Kneecap’s Mo Chara was charged, in May, with a terror offense due to allegedly displaying the Hezbollah flag during a November 2024 concert. The charge was dismissed in September, with a judge ruling that the alleged incident fell outside the statute of limitations.
“No Comment” follows “Sayōnara,” a collaboration between Kneecap and Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll.
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