The Sugarcubes

Q Magazine (3/92, pg.80) - 3 Stars - Good - "...The Sugarcubes have never sounded more accomplished or less self-conscious..."
New York Times (2/19/92, pg.C14) - "...a return to the band's strange mixture of rock and club music, with [singer] Bjork's voice vaulting
through grinding guitars and funk rhythms..."

After a couple of albums and plenty of touring, the Sugarcubes couldn't be expected to
replicate the childlike abandon that sparked their startling 1988 debut, Life's Too Good.
And what do you do after a disappointing, scattershot second album? The Icelandic sextet
hired producer Paul Fox, whose specialty seems to be ironing out the quirks of
idiosyncratic artists like Robyn Hitchcock and XTC, making them more consisten... More >