Life's Too Good

Life's Too Good is the 1988 debut album by Icelandic band The Sugarcubes. It blends alternative rock and indie pop with leftfield electronic textures, pairing jagged guitars and off-kilter rhythms with brass and synth accents and Björk's idiosyncratic vocals. The album mixes playful, surreal lyrics and unconventional song structures with moments of raw rock energy, and served to introduce the group's distinctive, artful sound and Björk's voice to a wider audience.