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: iconic and recommended songs by uniquely individual girl bands (11–20)
Let’s play despairHaruka to Miyuki
A two-piece girls’ rock unit formed in 2012.
They are characterized by alternative tracks and introspective lyrics.
The clear vocals, tinged with a sense of purity, further accentuate the wistfulness and quiet madness embedded in their songs.
I want to burn out.Kino Kohoteru
A four-piece girl band known for songs inspired by late-1960s rock ’n’ roll sounds such as Group Sounds (GS) and garage punk.
They create a wide range of tracks spanning psychedelic, punk/new wave, progressive rock, and bossa nova.
The one-of-a-kind voice of vocalist Marianne Shinonome is absolutely irresistible!
Until this voice reaches youChiroru
A classic girls’ rock band, Chirol.
They’ll keep singing “until this voice reaches you.” It’s a powerful message.
With a slightly nostalgic rock vibe, it’s a song I’d recommend to those who used to enjoy youth punk and the like.
Why not let yourself be captivated by how cool they are?
What is justice?BAND-MAID
BAND-MAID, a hard rock band captivating the world in maid outfits.
Their track “What is justice?” was chosen as the ending theme for the anime Togen Anki.
Released in July 2025, the song delivers a loud rock sound with razor-sharp guitar riffs and a weighty rhythm.
The lyrics tackle the serious theme of questioning “What is justice?”, powerfully conveyed by SAIKI’s high-toned vocals, striking listeners to the core.
Be sure to experience its energetic sound for yourself.
Love Magic PotionTRiDENT
“Love Magic Potion,” selected as the opening theme for the anime “Potion, Save My Life,” was released digitally by the emotionally captivating girls’ band TRiDENT in September 2025.
This work is a cover of a classic hit by the legendary band Scanch, with ROLLY participating as producer and guitarist.
Its driving, fast-paced groove—reportedly captured in a single live take by the trio in the studio—leaves a strong impression.
Experience the hybrid sound that carries rock’s fiery energy across generations.
Soldier GirlsRick Rack
A three-piece girls’ band from Nara Prefecture that was active mainly around Nara and Osaka.
They create songs centered on guitar rock and alternative rock.
Their charm lies in a coolness that’s anything but stereotypically girly! This track stands out for its catchy melody and striking lyrics.
From cute to cool: Essential and recommended tracks by uniquely individual girls' bands (21–30)
KiLLKiSSAve Mujica
The title track of Ave Mujica’s second single, released in January 2025.
It served as the opening theme for the anime “BanG Dream! Ave Mujica.” This piece brilliantly pairs a thunderous, low-end metal sound with a lavish arrangement.
Its sound, combining the contrasting images of “sweetness” and “violence,” paints a dramatic opening to the story.
Immerse yourself in its beautiful yet dark worldview.