Recently Vacated Graves
Recently Vacated Graves formed with vocalist Raven Black, guitarist Eli Stone, bassist Damien Thorne, and drummer Ethan Graves. Their music leaned into gothic...
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Recently Vacated Graves formed with vocalist Raven Black, guitarist Eli Stone, bassist Damien Thorne, and drummer Ethan Graves. Their music leaned into gothic rock and post-punk textures, with Black's voice and Stone's guitar work creating a particular atmosphere across their recordings.
Songs like "Night Falls" and "No More Room In Hell" typified their approach, with lyrics that circled themes of loss and the supernatural. They faced some criticism for those lyrical choices early on, but kept working in that vein.
They put out several albums that found an audience drawn to their sound, though the details of those releases aren't well documented here. The band's catalog includes instrumental pieces like "Intro" and "Outro" alongside their more developed tracks.
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