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Eastern Moths (progressive oriental metal) (I know, but that's the genre name! Ugh.)
Eleine (symphonic goth metal)
Enya (Celtic new age ambient)
Epica (symphonic metal)
Erragal (pagan metal)
Exulansis (folk metal)
Frozen Crown (power metal, melodic death metal)
Garbage (alternative, grunge)
Girlschool (classic metal) (also the longest-running all-female group in metal)
Halestorm (hard rock, alternative metal)
Heilung (experimental folk/folk metal/ritual ambient)
Hildr Valkyrie (blackened folk metal)
Holyarrow (symphonic metal, gothic metal, black metal)
Ieschure (occult black metal) (single-woman project, she plays all instruments and does all vocals)
Imee Ooi (Buddhist ambient)
In This Moment (alternative metal, metalcore, hard rock)
Infected Rain (nu-metal, alternative metal)
Isabelle Huang (pop with strong folk elements) (also a goddess)
And that's up to I. 17 more letters of the alphabet to go!
Jane Siberry (herself, OK and art pop) (but really she's her own genre)
Jenner (speed metal, thrash metal)
Jinjer (progressive metalcore)
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (legend)
Kate Bush (art pop, progressive pop)
Kobra and the Lotus (classic metal, hard rock)
Krith Nazgul (melodic blackened death metal)
Leah (symphonic celtic folk metal)
Lothloryen (symphonic gothic power metal)
Lotus of Darkness (raw blackened folk metal)
Loura Lou (pop) (is actually primarily an actress but a pretty good singer who collabs with loads of others)
Lucid Sins (symphonic gothic metal)
Mutilasi Jelangkung (death metal, thrash metal)
Myrkur (Nordic blackened folk)
Mystica Girls (melodic metal)
We're half-way through the alphabet!
Nena (pop) (she apparently has 99 red balloons)
Obscure Dream (symphonic gothic metal)
OU (yes, filtered through progressive metal) (they're also the answer to the question "What would King Crimson sound like if shrunk down to 4 and 3 of them were Chinese?")
Pumarosa (electronic rock, post-punk, art-rock)
Queen Sea Big Shark (rockabilly, indie rock, no-wave, surf rock, electronic, pop, hip-hop)
Rhea's Obsession (darkwave, world music, gothic)
Rosa Nocturna (symphonic power folk metal)
Sarah Brightman (classical pop crossover, show)
Semblant (gothic metal, melodic death metal)
September Mourning (alternative metal, hard rock, gothic) (legendary sound engineer to turned to performance)
Shireen (dark folk, "witchpop", experimental)
And that's up to S, so 7 letters to go!
Tanya Tagaq (Inukpunk, throat singing, experimental, avant-garde)
The Cranberries (alternative rock, pop rock, indie)
The Illusion of Dawn (symphonic gothic metal)
The Linda Lindas (punk rock, indie rock, riot grrrl)
The Order of Chaos (thrash metal, melodic metal)
The Runaways (hard rock, glam rock, proto-punk)
Tomb of Lucifer (raw atmospheric occult black metal)
Unleash the Archers (melodic death/power metal fusion)
Xandria (symphonic metal)
That's all the letters that are unaccented and not in foreign alphabets. Now for the weirder ones where I have to transliterate, etc.
And that's all I've got.
On my phone.
If you need more, my phone has less than 15% of my total collection...
Holy shit Z this is good work!
I get a bit obsessive is all.