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 (141–150)
It’s fine daysChelsy
A three-piece girls’ band with cute looks, fresh vocals, and solid musicianship.
Their irresistibly hyped live shows are a major draw, and they’re steadily gaining fans as a band to watch.
This song is especially catchy—sad yet uplifting, it encourages you to keep looking forward.
GIRLFLiP
They are a four-piece rock band from Okinawa Prefecture.
The band name was chosen to be a word related to music, deriving from the meaning of “to pluck/play,” as in playing a guitar.
Their tagline is: “Lurking between shadow and light are immature yet present-tense alternate selves.”
inhale-exhaleMean Machine
A five-member girls’ rock band that began activities around 2000.
The vocalist is actress Ayumi Ito, and the lineup—featuring twin drums by Chara and YUKI—drew attention as an unusual combination of distinctive members.
Their charm lies in songs that are mysterious and sultry.
From cute to cool: Must-hear and recommended tracks by uniquely individual girl bands (151–160)
DOLLSCANDAL
Formed in 2006 and made their major debut in 2008.
At the time of their debut, the members were high school girls.
Their music video featuring modern, school-uniform outfits became a hot topic.
All members serve as vocalists.
Many of their songs aren’t overly cutesy, and as they grew older, they also developed a sexy allure.
SpiceSplit BoB
A five-member girls’ rock band originating from the much-talked-about Wish Vocal & Music School in Aichi.
Since topping Tower Records’ weekly indie chart in 2012, they have been gaining attention for their solid musicianship and wide-ranging songs, expanding from their home base in Okazaki to performing in Tokyo as well.
Secret Base ~The Things You Gave Me~ZONE
They made their major debut in 2001.
During their indie days, they were a dance group.
After they began playing instruments, their single “Secret Base ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~” became the theme song for the TV drama Kids War 3 and was a hit.
The clear, soaring vocals feel great.
They are no longer active.
Greasenoodles
A three-piece girls’ rock band from Yokohama, Kanagawa.
They create music mainly in the alternative rock genre.
Vocalist YOKO’s cool, languid voice is irresistibly captivating! It’s a track notable for its rich, full sound that you wouldn’t expect from just a three-piece.