Susu is an aggressive artcore machine out of Brooklyn with a chaotic setting. They deliver lung-popping chops of noise and punk with the authority of a drill sergeant on acid. The band's sonic foundation, the raw guitars and the howling vocals, are reminiscent of the textures of the New York underground scene in the ‘80s- intense, experimental, and exhiliratingly vicious. There is another group called "SUSU" (All caps). The smoldering New York City outfit features firebrand female lead vocalists and songwriters Liza Colby of the Liza Colby Sound, Kia Warren of Revel In Dimes, guitarist/producer Joey Wunsch, bassist/Halloween aficionado Connor McClelland, and drummer/Queens legend Ronald Anthony Bruno of Dry Clean Only. "Call Susie", SUSU’S first full length album, is a genre bending, shapeshifting conversation between Warren and Colby’s formidable vocal prowess and the band’s undeniable chemistry. This 13 song narrative showcases a rich hold on the SUSU approach to sonic story-telling spanning Heart’s layered, intricate harmonies and Tina Turner’s moxie and grit.