Best Female Fronted Japanese Rock Bands
Not just my favorite J-rock band - they're my favorite band of any kind!
Their songs are exciting, uplifting, and have a strong melodic structure with always more than one hook per song. They experiment with different styles and have an extremely high level of musicianship. Each member is a definite character, and they don't feel they have to wiggle their bits to get noticed. They let their music speak for them. All around, 11 out of 10!
Exist Trace overall has great musical talent, vocal talent, style, and creativity. Not just for a 'girl band', but for a rock band in general. I will always love Jyou for being my first real inspiration as a female vocalist and the one who made me want to sing.
Best ever. Creative, beautiful, passionate, perfection. Should be number one by a margin.
Excellent band. High energy, great balance between heavy and clean vocals. Good stuff.
Beautiful music, and her voice lives inside of my heart.
Babymetal is a Japanese metal idol band. Their line-up consists of Suzuka Nakamoto as "Su-metal", Yui Mizuno as "Yuimetal", and Moa Kikuchi as "Moametal". They are the best live concert now! Their concert is full of energy with the crowd really into it!
They are something totally new and cool.
My favorite band in the whole world!
Brilliance. Japanese techno thrash metal.
Absolutely the best Japanese musical group of all genres. I've been following these girls since before their breakthrough, as an indie act, all the way to the present. It has been a wonderful journey.
It's simply the best Japanese band of all time, across all genres and genders. Any minor song by this band is better than the most popular song by any other Japanese band. Enough said!
Simply the best. Lots of talented girl bands, but Scandal to me is the top. How can Babymetal even be on here when they are a glorified idol act, not a band?
How can Aldious be this far down? Ludicrous!
Ok, there are a couple of dodgy songs *cough* without you *cough*, but musically and vocally these ladies are tight. Listen to "Sweet Temptation" and then change your vote. You're welcome.
An all-female band that plays power metal, and the vocalist Re
provides a great vocal performance.
I like this band. They play cool music.
I created an account just so I could add Band-Maid. Formed in 2013, they're a great all-female J-Rock band consisting of four members: Saiki and Miku are the vocalists, and Kanami and Misa are the instrumentalists. I've also seen Miku play guitar, but I think she's mainly a vocalist. Highly recommended.
My second-favorite J-rock band behind Babymetal. My top three favorite songs by them are:
1. Glory
2. Daydreaming
3. Choose Me
This band hit a really sweet checkmark for me. Heavy or powerful rock with great rhythm and melodies, beautiful vocals, and girls completely shredding their instruments.
Amazing talent in Doll$Boxx! Doll's Apartment is the best CD I ever bought.
This is one of the best bands I've ever heard.
Full of energy and hardworking, these funny young women always stay themselves! Their drummer is the lead singer.
Each member is extremely talented, so diverse and prolific. Not just their thrash stuff, even their synth pop or their joke songs, all of it rocks.
Very talented band. Saki is an amazing guitar player.
To me, Unlucky Morpheus is the most technically talented. Just look at each of the individual members' accomplishments outside UM. Plus, Fuki has immense stage presence - their live performances are epic. Buy the "Change of Generation" tour Blu-ray. You won't be disappointed.
Exochika is beautiful and so is her voice. The band is simply amazing.
My favorite Japanese rock band. Their music is fantastic (aside from a couple of songs), and the band members are so talented. I wish they were still around and performing in the US.
I don't listen to many female J-rock bands, but I think Stereopony is awesome.
This band is really great! I love the way they're able to harmonize romantic classical, dark wave, and metal!
Should be higher. Real classic.
Best band ever. Yui has an amazing voice and is able to use it to fit almost any theme!
Laila is one of the best songs I have ever heard in my life. Many songs of Flip are based on great riffs (if you like Led Zeppelin) with Sachiko's rough voice, and the result is a beautiful mix. Love!