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There are at least five artists under the name Twigs: (1) Twigs is a female British electro-pop artist now known as FKA twigs. (2) Twigs are an alternative/indie rock band from Bergen, Norway. They released the "Beast" mini'cd in 1996, the "No More 24" cd in 1998 and the "Epicure" cd in 2001. Two of the bandmembers went on to form the band My Misspent Youth. (3) Twigs are a "gypsy-folk" band based out of Brooklyn, NY in the United States. (4) The Twigs are twin sisters, Laura Good & Linda Good, originally from Chicago, IL who have been performing...

There are (at least) 2 bands called Twig. 1. TWIG from Stockholm, SWE 2. Twig from Boston, USA (1992-1996) 1.) TWIG are a Stockholm based pop band consisting of Henrik Lindén, Mathias Nilsson, and Joakim Bengtsson. The group started out as Laura Drum but later changed their name to TWIG. Their debut album, Life After Ridge, was released on Plastilina Records in the summer of 2008. http://www.myspace.com/twigsweden 2.) Twig were a Boston band that existed from 1992-1996. They consisted of Trisha Matthews (Guitar, Vocals), Julie Kantner (Guitar, Vocals), Niels LaWhite (Bass), and Ramona Herboldsheimer (Drums). Following the breakup of their...

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Twiggy (born Lesley Hornby September 19, 1949) is an English supermodel, actress, and singer, now also known by her married name of Twiggy Lawson. 2) Twiggy is a Zoetermeer, The Netherlands based skate-core band. 3) Twiggy OR TWIGGY (uk) is an english sound engineer, most famous for mashing songs together. See: twiggy (uk) 4) Twiggy is a pop singer from Argentina. known for her song "Bajo La Luz de La Luna" 1) Twiggy is a Zoetermeer, The Netherlands based skate-core band, originally started in 2002. Early 2005 the final piece...

A swedish band inspired by Mew, Múm, Portishead, Sigur Rós, Mazzy Star, The Knife and Radiohead. .

With a career spanning over 20 years, it is obvious that Twigy has been one of the founders and pioneers of the Japanese hip hop scene. His earliest records were with groups such as Audio Sports in the early 90's, which featured production by electronic producer Takemura Nobukazu and even vocals by Yamatsuka Eye now of the Japanoise group the Boredoms. In the mid 90's Twigy formed the legendary group Microphone Pager along with DJ Muro (a.k.a. the King Of Diggin') which laid the foundation of Japanese rap and released countless Japanese hip hop classics. Utilizing his high pitched voice...