Elissa Suckdog

Elissa Suckdog, an incendiary force in experimental music and underground DJ culture, first made her mark as the frontwoman of Suckdog, a legendary act known for its wild, transgressive performances and sonic chaos. Emerging from the noise and performance art scenes of the late 1980s and early 1990s, Elissa’s work has always blurred the lines between music, theater, and performance, drawing on influences from punk, no wave, and conceptual art. As a DJ, Elissa Suckdog channels the same renegade energy into her sets, spinning a heady blend of noise, industrial, outsider pop, and obscure electronic oddities.

Her selections defy easy categorization, weaving together abrasive textures, voluptuous low-fi beats, and unexpected moments of melody and vulnerability. Beyond the turntables, she is also a writer and artist, celebrated for her raw, confessional zines and visual art. Throughout her career, Elissa has remained fiercely independent, often collaborating with like-minded provocateurs and constantly reinventing her sonic palette.

Her DJ performances are immersive, unpredictable, and deeply personal affairs, commanding attention in underground venues and art spaces across the globe. By refusing to compromise or conform, Elissa Suckdog continues to inspire new generations of experimental musicians and artists hungry for authentic self-expression.