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Before Björk was, ya know, Björk, the Icelandic princess was
a Sugar Cube. The trio, including Bragi
and Siggi, were a main staple in the “alternative” sound of the late 80’s.
Björk’s voice was a little young at the time, but certainly showed the potential for her amazing vocal accomplishment’s of the last few years – especially at the beginning of Sick for Toys.
I love the songs when Bragi joins in on vocals, like Delicious Demon, Sick for Toys, and Blue-Eyed Pop. Some other songs you might be familiar with on this one include Motorcrash and Birthday. Also, F***ing in Rhythm & Sorrow is a lot of fun.
Essentially what you find on this disc is Björk singing for more of a “rock” band than on her solo work. It’s a little more guitar heavy than anything she’s done on her own. If you enjoy her solo work, this certainly something worth hunting down for a used CD. Some releases include a few bonus tracks in Icelandic – WOO!
FYI, I love her, but not like that.
3.5 out of 5
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