The Hellp are an American indie-electronic band pushing sonic boundaries with a never-ending evolution and a refusal to be confined to any one genre or audience. Connected through fashion—Dillon as a celebrated photographer and Lucy as a model—they’ve forged their own brand of electroslash chaos. Rising from working-class roots through grit and a shared artistic vision, they’ve become key figures in modern music. Their high-energy shows, genre-blurring productions, and meticulous attention to detail have earned them a cult following. From odd jobs, to fashion’s favorites, to today, on the pages of PAPER, Pitchfork, Complex, The FACE, & more — The Hellp aren’t just setting trends, they’re ushering in the next generation of rockstar.

[The Hellp’s] constant artistic and referential cannibalization coalesces into something more distinctive. The Hellp are no longer merely reassembling different sounds but defining their own: one that’s darker and suaver, a moody rock-electronica LA Gothic.” – PITCHFORK

“The Hellp have left the party in an afterglowy haze, and re-emerged with a sound that’s sharper and more self-aware than ever.” – 032c

“The Hellp have left the party in an afterglowy haze, and re-emerged with a sound that’s sharper and more self-aware than ever” – NME

“Noah Dillon and Chandler Lucy are the early architects of a sound, a vibe, that has flown to the forefront of underground consciousness… But it’s the idiosyncratic nature of The Hellp, based on this palette, that forges their own world. A world that many try to replicate, however [The Hellp] pioneered it, and remain best at it” – Clash