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Hell Dollz
Hell Dollz formed in Tokyo in 1997 as an all-female band with members Enya on vocals, Yukino on guitar, Ryouko on bass, and Asami on drums. They worked in a...
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Hell Dollz formed in Tokyo in 1997 as an all-female band with members Enya on vocals, Yukino on guitar, Ryouko on bass, and Asami on drums. They worked in a space that mixed gothic rock with industrial and metal elements, putting out their first album 'Black Heaven' in 1999.
Their 2001 single 'The King of the Darkness' drew some legal attention in Japan over its content, but they kept recording. They followed with albums like 'Trinity' in 2002 and 'Memento' in 2004, continuing to shape that dark, layered sound without much compromise to industry expectations.
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