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*[2009.04.29] [[Kirameki Onepiece|Kirameki★Onepiece]] (キラメキ★ワンピース) | *[2009.04.29] [[Kirameki Onepiece|Kirameki★Onepiece]] (キラメキ★ワンピース) | ||
*[2009.09.23] [[Metallic Doll]] (メタリックドール) | *[2009.09.23] [[Metallic Doll]] (メタリックドール) | ||
| + | *[2010.03.03] [[Digital.Love|Digital.LOVE]] (デジタル・LOVE) | ||
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Revision as of 21:55, 16 February 2010
cosmeticROBOT promoting Metallic Doll (2009) (from L to R: Ayumu, Ami, and Naho
cosmeticROBOT (コスメティックロボット) is a Japanese idol group based around electro and pop sounds.
Members
Information
cosmeticROBOT is formed by 3 young girls that were featured together in BOMB! magazine. They cite Perfume as their idols themselves and it shows with their music. Their first single "Serial Number 99" was #9 on the Oricon independent charts and their second single, made it up to #2 on the same charts.
Discography
Singles
- [2008.11.05] Serial Number 99 (シリアルナンバー99)
- [2009.04.29] Kirameki★Onepiece (キラメキ★ワンピース)
- [2009.09.23] Metallic Doll (メタリックドール)
- [2010.03.03] Digital.LOVE (デジタル・LOVE)
