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The Great Crossover Potential (Vinyl) (Reissue) BNPL Excluded November 1972

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November 1972

crime is patrolled by an oppressive mechanized police force

harp and modular synthesisers

While other artists chased popular trends in the name of radio play

and sexual confusion (the single "Somebody Told Me")

The Great Crossover Potential (Vinyl) (Reissue) BNPL Excluded November 1972Emerging from the ashes of K. U. K. L., The Sugarcubes signed to One Little Indian in 1987. Fronted by Bjrk and Einar rn Benediktsson, they gained international renown for the unique sound they cultivated, garnering fans such as luminary John Peel, achieving unprecedented success for an Icelandic band at the time and influencing the countrys music scene dramatically. Their debut album Lifes Too Good was released in 1988, including the hit singles

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