In 2020, four high school students from north county San Diego came together to form an all-girl garage band. The teens found themselves in a rage of frustration and discouragement in the midst of a pandemic unable to book shows. When the world started to open back up, vocalist Elena Olszak, guitarist Ella Sauer, bassist London Kraus, and drummer Lillee Gillum were more determined than ever. The group started playing shows regularly throughout the city and it wasn't long before the four girls began the making of their wildly untamed original music. Inspired by real life dilemmas and political angst, the music of Doll Riot's raw energy and unapologetic lyrics inspire listeners to question the status quo and embrace their own voices, as featured on their debut album, Grage. The vinyl version of Grage includes thirteen songs including two tracks exclusive to the vinyl record - the song "Hate" and a cover of "Sheela-Na-Gig" by PJ Harvey.