Little Lilith is a Japanese all-female djent band formed in February 2018. The group consists of vocalist and violinist LILLY, guitarist ERIKA, bassist SHIORI, and drummer Yuki (大崎由希). Initially they performed under the name LeAnFlor with guitarist MAI, but in 2019, they rebranded themselves as リトルリリス (Little Lilith) and released their first full album Little Lilith. They also released a mini-album, Uso (嘘), on August 8, 2021.

Their official debut under the name Little Lilith came during a one-man show titled "Dead or a LIVE Vol.0" in December 2021, where they introduced ERIKA as their new guitarist and live-distributed their first digital single, "Lady Bug."

In March 2022, Little Lilith released their demo CD Rebuild during a live performance at Shibuya DIVE, and in July 2022, they released their first EP, Graffiti. This EP coincided with their first nationwide tour, which was sold out at several venues.

Following Graffiti, the band released the single Double Suicide in September 2022 and followed it with The Ghost in October. In December 2022, they released the single Lullaby and performed a sold-out one-man show, "A Rebellion," at Shibuya clubasia.

In March 2023, their second EP, STRIKE, was released under VALKYRIE RECORDS and gained widespread attention, being prominently promoted at Tower Records stores across Japan. Their track STRIKE was later chosen as the ending theme for the TV show Double Tap Mystery on Asahi TV from April to June 2023.

By late 2023, Little Lilith embarked on their first international tour, performing in several European countries, including Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium. In February 2024, the band released the single ZERO and appeared on the cover of BURRN!, a renowned Japanese metal magazine, in a special issue of METALLION. They continued their success with the release of the single Hollow in March 2024 and their latest single Dystopia in August 2024. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.