From cute to cool: iconic and recommended songs from uniquely individual girl bands
Bands made up of women are often lumped together as “girls’ bands.” But just like bands of men, there are many genres and groups to explore—that’s part of the fun.
Do you have a favorite girls’ band? Compared to male bands, there are far fewer of them, aren’t there? Here, we’ll introduce some recommended songs by girls’ bands formed by women.
From airy, transparent vocals to full-on death growls—there’s plenty to enjoy! If any band catches your interest, be sure to look up their other songs too.
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From cute to cool: Must-listen and iconic tracks by uniquely individual girl bands (111–120)
the non-fiction daysBAND-MAID
Formed in 2013, they are active mainly around Shibuya.
All members wear maid outfits.
They create a unique world where live shows are called “service” and fans are addressed as “Masters” and “Ladies.” Despite their appearance, they deliver a hard, cool sound that subverts expectations in a good way.
Their twin vocalists also have strong singing abilities.
From cute to cool: Must-hear classics and recommended tracks by uniquely individual girl bands (121–130)
Romance GirlCaramel
A three-piece girls’ band with an average height of 149 cm, proclaiming an “Absolute!! Little Sister Declaration” as they aim to be a beloved little-sister presence in the music industry.
Their spontaneous street performances and high-level shows have drawn attention, and they’ve appeared at various music festivals.
Ride on TimeCyntia
A girls’ band consisting of SAKI (vocals), YUI (guitar), AYANO (keyboards), and AZU (bass).
They debuted in April 2012 with the single “Run to the Future,” released on the indie label Spinning.
MAZEDESTROSE
Despite undergoing multiple lineup changes, the girls’ metal band DESTROSE remained highly active and even pulled off a successful U.S.
tour.
Their sound, heavy yet catchy, is genuinely steeped in the heat and power of traditional hard rock.
Although they went on hiatus in 2015, they profoundly influenced later generations of girls’ metal bands.
Crunchy!!Gacharic Spin
This band was formed when F-Chopper KOGA, the bassist who left THE PINK☆PANDA, decided to start a new group with Hana, a drummer who was her high school classmate and bandmate.
Former and current idols are also members.
Cry No MoreHysteric Lolita
A Cinderella girls rock band formed by five members chosen from 100,000 readers of the Harajuku-style fashion magazine KERA.
Their songs candidly express the delicate emotions and struggles of girls living in modern society, as well as their hopes for the future, resonating strongly with their generation.
Combining cool style and substance, they’re a band to watch closely from here on out.
Navy StarLAZYgunsBRISKY
Formed in 2006, they made their major debut in 2008 under the production of Kenichi Asai, formerly of Blanky Jet City.
Their lyrics are entirely in English.
Their heavy band sound paired with a languid vibe is really cool.
Although they disbanded in 2012, they reunited in 2015.