Greg Puciato, initially known for being the incendiary vocalist of the influential, antagonistic, and simultaneously genre-defining and genre-destroying band The Dillinger Escape Plan, has become one of the most stylistically versatile and emotionally visceral singers to exist in the modern recorded landscape, as well as one of the most uncompromising and exciting live performers. Elusive, unpredictable, and extreme, he has generated a passionate cult following, uniquely and fearlessly bridging unlikely musical worlds. 
In addition to the now-defunct The Dillinger Escape Plan , Puciato releases solo material, is a member of the alt-electronic group The Black Queen, the metal “supergroup" Killer Be Killed, and the newest and much-hyped Better Lovers. He’s collaborated onstage and/or on record with artists such as Nine Inch Nails, Deftones, Jerry Cantrell, Tyler Bates, Lamb of God, Devin Townsend, Carpenter Brut, and Reba Meyers. 
 After self-releasing The Black Queen's debut “Fever Daydream”, Puciato and artist Jesse Draxler founded the label Federal Prisoner for 2018’s “Infinite Games”. 2019 saw a poetry/photography book entitled “Separate the Dawn”, and in 2020 Puciato released his solo debut LP "Child Soldier: Creator of God", the sophomore Killer Be Killed LP "Reluctant Hero", and the audio/visual release "Fuck Content". In 2021 Puciato joined Jerry Cantrell on Cantrell's "Brighten" LP and subsequent touring. His critically acclaimed LP “Mirrorcell” arrived in 2022.