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18581 I love so many female-fronted bands, and I'm trying to get into more, but they all sound the same. Nothing really original except pvris. A lot of bands sound like Paramore cardboard cutouts. All the symphonic metal bands sound the same as well.
18600 To 18581 (person who said all female fronted bands sound the same): Try Silent Hell - theyβre a band from Taiwan that mix harsh and clean vocals in their music. The female singer has aβ¦uniqueβ¦set of vocals. Theyβre best described as metalcore/industrial, although they sound like pretty much neither to me. Monster X is my favourite (ish) song by them, but the single off their current album is Reject, so try that first to get a feel of what their sound is like. :)
