# 1: Sugarcubes (pre & post incl.) & Friends: Þeyr - Tappi Tíkarrass - Purrkur Pillnikk - Grylurnar - Vonbrigði - KUKL - Bless - The Sugarcubes - Björk

The Eighties & Nineties

 Björk (1996)

 Bands of Björk - Photographs of KUKL & Tappi Tíkarrass (1995)

Björk (1993)

 Björk (1993)

The Sugarcubes - Their Book (1992)

 Magga Sugarcube (1992)

 Thor Eldon (1992)

Siggi Baldursson in kilt (1992)

Thor Eldon (1992)

Einar Örn Benediktsson (1991)

The Sugarcubes (1991)

 First single of Third album (Morgunbladid, December 1991)

Review in magazine for the West Icelanders (Canada) of the Bless Album "Gums" (1990)

Review in a magazine for the Canadian Icelanders  (West Icelanders)
of the Bad Taste Compilation World Domination or Death (Vol. 1) (1990)

 Siggi Baldursson (1989)

 The Sugarcubes (1989)

 The Sugarcubes (1989)

 "Deus" Best Song in Melody Maker (1988)

 Blue Eyed Pop (1988)

Sugarcubes in Hotel Iceland (1988)

The Sugarcubes (1987)

S.H. Draumur (1997)

 S.H. Draumur in London (1988)

Icelandic records released in the year 1987

 The Sugarcubes (1987)

The Sugarcubes & Johnny Triump (1987)

KUKL (1986)  

 KUKL (1986)


Einar Örn Benediktsson & Björk in KUKL (1985)

 KUKL (1985)

 Einar Örn Benediktsson & Björk in KUKL (1985)

 EÖB (1985)

KUKL (1984)

KUKL on the roof in 1984

 KUKL (1984)

KUKL (1984)

KUKL (1984)

KUKL (1984)

Björk in KUKL (1984)

 Björk in KUKL (1984)

 Purrkur Pillnikk (1983)

Þeyr (1982)

 Purrkur Pillnikk (1982)

 Purrkur Pillnikk (1982) 

Advertisements of Gramm Label (1982)

 Purrkur Pillnikk (1982)

Mogo Homo (1982)

 Bodies (1982)

 Jonee Jonee (1982)

Þeyr (1981)

 Purrkur Pillnikk (1981)

 Einar Örn Benediktsson (EÖB) singer of  Purrkur Pillnikk 
& manager of Utangardsmenn (1981)

Grylurnar (1981)

No Future For Me - Back to the early 80's... 

This afternoon I was digging in the online archives provided by the Icelandic National Library.
I've found some articles about KUKL, Tappi Tíkarrass, Purrkur Pillnikk, Vonbrigði, Þeyr, etc.

Going back to the time that The Fall with frontman Mark E. Smith came to Iceland & wrote a song about it. Jaz of Killing Joke and Echo & The Bunnymen hit the North Atlantic. Followed in the 90's  when Goldie, Damon of Blur & Jarvis of Pulp became the new friends of Iceland.
The time when British managers were downtown 101 for the British bands!?

Photographs I've never had seen before of a very young "manager"/singer Einar Örn Benediktsson, Björk just a singer in a band, Sigtryggur "Siggi" Baldursson banging the drums almost 30 years ago.
 
The Fall in Iceland in 1981