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>> EN FRANCAIS | >> EN ESPAÑOLTODAY We Listen To Toni Braxton, Norah Jones, Donna Summer, Blur, Doobie Brothers, Moody Blues, Bruce Springsteen, Black Sabbath, Bebel Gilberto, The Sugarcubes, Sarah Vaughan, Jimmy Smith, Ella…
The Sugarcubes‘ ‘Life’s Too Good’ is their debut studio album featuring Björk on vocals, produced by Ray Shulman and Derek Birkett and released on April 25, 1988 by One Little Indian
Thomas Dolby, J. Geils Band, Kirsty MacColl, Horse, Slade, China Crisis, The Cross, The Sugarcubes, Marc Almond, Rah Band, The Cure, David Bowie
>> EN FRANCAIS | >> EN ESPAÑOLTODAY We Listen To Eric Clapton, R.E.M., Allman Brothers, Velvet Underground, The Jam, Charles Mingus, Barbra Streisand, LCD Soundsystem, Gary Burton, Makoto Ozone We Celebrate James Taylor, Al…
Mercury Rev, Marion, Metallica, Echobelly, Slowdive, PJ Harvey, Genesis, The Afghan Whigs, Kitchens Of Distinction, The Sugarcubes, Stereolab, Corduroy
Robert Plant’s "Heaven Knows" melds '80s synths with rock roots, while Bad Manners’ "Lorraine" keeps ska lively with cheeky brass energy. The Sugarcubes’ "Cold Sweat" highlights Björk’s dynamic vocals amidst chaotic precision. Scorpions electrify with "Rock You Like a Hurricane," and Bauhaus gets darkly theatrical with "Lagartija Nick," adding gothic grit. Heaven 17’s "And That’s No Lie" layers lush synth-pop, and Stevie Nicks’ "I Can’t Wait" pulses with bold '80s production.
From Björk's haunting "Possibly Maybe" and Radiohead's reflective "No Surprises" to Depeche Mode's intense "In Your Room," the contrast between subtlety and raw emotion is striking. The Sugarcubes’ "Hit" blends punk urgency with '90s electronic textures, while Massive Attack's "Protection" offers vulnerable trip-hop elegance. Goldie’s "Temper Temper" delivers chaotic energy with Noel Gallagher's guitars, and Alice in Chains' "Would?" merges eerie grunge with introspection. Madonna’s "Oh Father" unpacks familial trauma with baroque dramatism, Metallica’s "The Memory Remains" leans into theatrical melancholy, and Jesus Jones’ "The Devil You Know" fuses techno and rock. Each track reveals distinct layers of artistry, from Denis Leary’s sharp satire in "Asshole" to the Pet Shop Boys’ cosmopolitan beats in "Single-Bilingual."
Rancid, Genesis, Fear Factory, Manic Street Preachers, Technohead, Nirvana, Sinéad O’Connor, Live, Sepultura, The Sugarcubes, R.E.M., Oasis
Joe Jackson, Sheena Easton, Jeffrey Osborne, Tom Robinson, New Kids On The Block, Halo James, UB40, Queen, Prefab Sprout, Go West, Roger Daltrey, The Sugarcubes
EAV, XTC, Bad Manners, The Beautiful South, Dead Or Alive, Mike Oldfield, Hue And Cry, Cliff Richard, The Sugarcubes, Kissing The Pink, Asia, The Alarm
