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A five-member Japanese rock band under Sony Music Japan. Official site: http://www.spyair.net/ Members: - IKE (Vocal) - KENTA (Drum) - MOMIKEN (Bass) - UZ (Guitar/Programming) Former Member: - ENZEL☆(DJ) The band was formed in 2005 and has released several singles but as their debut one is considered the single 'LIAR', released on 11.08.2010. The title song is used as theme song for the TV drama 'HAMMER SESSION!' with director Aso Manabu and the actors Hayami Mokomichi, Shida Mirai and Higa Manami as part of the main cast. .

There are at least two bands with the name I Spy: 1: I Spy, originally from Regina, Saskatchewan (and originally called "Clump") made Winnipeg their home in 1994. For the next two years, they made themselves living legends in the hardcore scene until they called it a day in the summer of '96. (Todd the Rod now plays in Propagandhi.) Besides being one of the funnier cast of characters in existence to thrash audiences into the ground with their raw, full throttle recordings and ever rawer, fuller-throttle live shows, you also got some of the most sincere, "lump in the...

There are two artists with the name Crispy. 1. Crispy was a Danish Traditional Bubblegum dance act founded in 1997 in Copenhagen. Their first (and only) album, The Game, includes catchy, fun, candy-coated dance songs about tropical beaches, dinosaurs, and video games. Crispy are probably most well-known for their hit single "Licky Licky", and their 1999 hit "In & Out". Crispy consisted of three members: •Mads B.B. Krog (sometimes credited Mads B.B. Krogh). Mads wrote most of Crispy's songs and was Crispy's main producer. •Mette Christensen. Mette was the group's main vocalist and also helped write the song "Love Is...

There are two artists with this name: 1. The London, England based power pop band Spys (also known as 'The Spys') released an energetic, poppy cover of the theme song to the TV series "The Young Ones". The 1979 record would be their lone published recording. 2. Spys was a rock duo made up of Al Greenwood and Ed Gagliardi, two ex-members of Foreigner. They released two LPs, one self-titled in 1982 and 1983's "Behind Enemy Lines". They are perhaps best known for the 1982 single "Don't Run My Life". .