Loud Graves

Loud Graves has arrived—raw, urgent, and impossible to ignore. Hailing from Oakland, CA, the band featuring Sabrina Worthington (vocals), Dominic Davi (bass), Ilya Slabodkin (guitar), Matt Diamat (guitar), and Jason Carillo (drums)—is charging headfirst into the scene with the release of their self-titled debut on Rad Girlfriend Records. Blending the grit of East Bay punk with melodic sensibilities and a haunting intensity, Loud Graves feels like a rallying cry from a band that knows exactly who they are and what they want to say. Formed in the heart of the East Bay Area, Loud Graves doesn’t neatly fit into any one box. Their sound is punk at its core but filtered through a haunted lens. Equal parts cathartic and confrontational. The band’s debut delivers a set of songs that feel both lived-in and urgent, full of sharp hooks, searing guitars, and lyrics that cut deep. With roots in DIY ethics and a sound that evokes comparisons to bassist Davi’s other band, Tsunami Bomb, but also classic East Bay Area bands like Dance Hall Crashers and Tilt. Now, with their self-titled debut album out via Rad Girlfriend Records, Loud Graves is ready to take that intensity to a larger stage. These songs aren’t just statements, they’re scars, stories, and celebrations of survival. It’s a powerful opening chapter for a band that feels like they’ve been here all along.