Made in Maiden have released a new single, “Endless endroll”. The Tokyo group, which mixes symphonic metal with alternative idol aesthetics, announced the release on 14 October 2026, one day after the conclusion of their 1.5th Anniversary Oneman Tour.
The title translates conceptually to “Endless Closing Credits”, suggesting a story that refuses to reach its final scene. The band’s concept, under which they were formed in April 2025, is described as doll girls singing of pain, and the new single continues the group’s dark, theatrical presentation.
A single named after the tour
“Endless endroll” shares its title with the 1.5th Anniversary Oneman Tour, which travelled through Nagoya, Osaka and Sendai before concluding at Tokyo’s Ikebukuro harevutai on 13 October 2026. The single is available on streaming services including Apple Music and YouTube Music.
The group’s earlier material has earned them an entry in the Encyclopaedia Metallum, where they are classified as symphonic/power metal, an unusual credential for an idol unit.
Five voices since 2025
The line-up consists of five vocalists: Lemu, Asuka, Riria, Mau and Frill. All five have been with the group since it formed in Tokyo in 2025 under the label Be Rise Lab. Lemu is marked as female on her Metal Archives artist page, and the group presents itself as an idol unit built around its five singers.
A busy first two years
Before “Endless endroll”, the group released the single “Reincarnation” in 2026, following a first year that included the EP “Awakening” and the singles “Grand Guignol”, “Requiem”, “Jack-O’-Lantern” and “Flowering” in 2025. All of their releases have appeared on Be Rise Lab.
