Anonymous 20779
What female musical artist recommendations do you have? Mainly looking for noisepop, synthpop, witch house, Crystal Castles type stuff but without the moids.
Anonymous 20784
Antichildleague, Silent Abuse, Rusalka, Pharmakon, Naughty, Puce Mary, Pan Daijing
Anonymous 20785
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>>20779>synthpopThe fuck? Do you mean vocaloid/utauloid? Is this some retarded zoomer term for it or something?
Anonymous 20800
>>20785Synthpop is short for synthesizer pop and it uses a synthesizer as the main instrument. It started in the early 80s in Japan, Germany, and the UK I think. I specified synthpop bc I like synthesizers and that's what music with lots of synth is called. Just bc you don't recognize a term doesn't mean it's some zoomer tiktok shit.
Anonymous 20807
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>>20785>vocaloid/utauloidThe fuck? Do you mean synthpop? Is this some retarded zoomer term for it or something?
Anonymous 20899
not really what you suggested but i highly recommend caroline polachek
Anonymous 21050
i don't listen to witch house anymore, but this song is nice
Anonymous 21157
>but without the moids
For fuck's sake I was going to recommend my favorite female-fronted synth/technopop bands and duos. Though they're all Hispanic. And I don't think you're looking for "bands" who are just singers and don't compose their own music, like Flans, either.
I can recommend Mystica Girls, a Mexican heavy metal band, and Mon Laferte, a popular musician/singer from Chile. But especially the latter since she's probably closer to the kind of music you like. She's pretty versatile but this is one of my favorite songs by her, it's kind of a tribute to the Japanese Enka genre.
Another all-female metal band, but this time a British one, is the NWOBHM band Girlschool.
Anonymous 23039
>>20779big fan of Birthday Massacre, but if you want weebshit Rie Fu and nano/ナノ. uhhh Minako Honda too.
SHOW-YA is a great band, they've worked with Cheap Trick and started japan's women only music festival back in the 80s.
Anonymous 24194
I'm replying despise the fact you posted it 7 months ago, well, I hope you'll see it.
I recommend you listen to Ladytron, it's a 2000s electropop/synthpop band, sounds kinda similar
to Crystal Castles.
The early works from Grimes are kinda witch house influenced, check the album "Halfaxa".
Anonymous 24222
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Anonymous 24260
Waxahatchee - La Loose