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Life's Too Good is the debut studio album by Icelandic alternative rock group The Sugarcubes. It was released in April 1988 by One Little Indian in the UK and Europe and in May 1988 by Elektra Records in the US. The album was an unexpected success and brought international attention for the band, especially to lead singer Björk, who would launch a successful solo career in 1993.

By: The Sugarcubes (1988, Rock). More albums from The Sugarcubes: It’s-It by The Sugarcubes. Stick Around For Joy by The Sugarcubes. Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week! by The Sugarcubes. View all albums . Life’s Too Good. By: The Sugarcubes (1988, Rock).

The Sugarcubes: Life's Too Good Their sense of mischief isn't just playful-it's experimental and a little wicked. It's also so imperfectly realized that you have to infer it out from underneath their breathy swoops, willful shifts and starts, and translated lyrics-so imperfectly realized that most of their fans, critics included, barely notice it. Which means that on the level of attention they deserve (and get), they're either a cult band to the max or vaguely irritating pop exotics.

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Rare is the debut that displays such fully formed talent as Iceland's Sugarcubes' first album. Highlighted by the Cocteau Twins-influenced single "Birthday," two other provocative singles, "Deus" and "Coldsweat," and by the incredible vocal gymnastics of Björk Gudmundsdottir, Life's Too Good brilliantly shows a new band staking out its own sonic space. Einar Orn contributes an electronically reprocessed trumpet, and a few awkwardly charming and ranting vocals as well, but this is clearly Björk's show.

Birthday appeared on Icelandic band The Sugarcubes' debut album, Life’s Too Good in 1988. Björk quoted in Martin Aston’s Björkgraphy: It’s a story about a love affair between a five year old girl, a secret, and a man who lives next door. The Sugarcubes' first international single, released on the small indie label One Little Indian, the single blew up after Chris Roberts named it Single of the Week in the UK music weekly Melody Maker. Quoting from Evelyn McDonnell’s Army of She : Birthday' is a delicious lark, an upbeat ballad that crackles and pops with sensual delight.