The Sugarcubes were an influential Icelandic band formed in 1986, known for their unique blend of alternative rock and pop music. The group featured the distinctive voice of Björk, who later gained fame as a solo artist. Their debut album, Life's Too Good, included the hit single "Birthday," which showcased their quirky sound and playful lyrics. The band's music often combined whimsical melodies with thought-provoking themes, making them stand out in the music scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Although they disbanded in 1992, The Sugarcubes left a lasting impact on the alternative music landscape and paved the way for future Icelandic artists.