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TASTY also known as TASTY 2WINS is a South Korean male duo formed under Woollim Entertainment. They debuted with their first album "Spectrum" and title track You Know Me (너 나 알아) through the show M!Countdown on the 9th August, 2012. The members Jung Soryong and Jung Daeryong, are Korean-Chinese twins. They were first introduced through a teaser uploaded to woolliment's YouTube channel on July 23rd 2012 titled 'IT`S NEW'. A second teaser, unveiled on August 6th 2012, introduced the duo as 'Asia's no.1 Performance Duo'. .

There are multiple groups known as the Cookies. 1) An American girl group from the sixties is more correctly filed under The Cookies. They had several hits including "Don't Say Nothin' Bad (About My Baby)". 2) A contemporary Chinese girl group. 3) Estonian rockband since 1998 (plays also rapmetal, heavymetal, punk, industrial, hiphop). Homepage - http://www.cookies.ee/ 4) Czech punk rock/pop punk band - http://bandzone.cz/cookies?at=gig 5) Cookies is a band from New York City specializing in popular music. .

Cookies n' Beans are three Swedish girls with country in their hearts. Three girls with incredible voices; powerful, soulful, personal. Three girls with guitars and harmonicas. Add to that a contageous energy on stage and you have “Cookies n' Beans”: Charlotte Centervall, Linda Ström and Frida Öhrn. On February 14th 2009 they will perform their song "What If" at the Swedish Eurovision Song Contest in Skellefteå. The story of Cookies n' Beans takes us back to 2003 and a small basement in the Southern part of Stockholm, the indeed modest venue for their first gig. It was just meant to...

If you’ve never heard Casper & the Cookies, do yourself a favor; dismiss any preconceived notions. Forget that Jason played with of Montreal. Cast aside the reports of live shows replete with fake eyelashes, though it does look fantastic. You’re going to have to take Casper & the Cookies on their own terms. Over the course of three albums Athens, GA’s finest have managed to carve out an aesthetic of labyrinthine tangles of ear-worm melodies, plot-twist production, and the history of popular music. After playing over 120 shows for 2006’s The Optimist’s Club (including two tours supporting the Apples in...