What makes It's-It by The Sugarcubes notable?

The album features remixes from influential DJs and producers, contributing to its impact in both alternative and dance music scenes. It showcases the Sugarcubes' ability to adapt their sound for club culture, further solidifying their relevance in the early '90s music landscape. It's-It is the Sugarcubes' first remix album, released in 1992 after their breakthrough debut, Life's Too Good. Following the band's rise to international fame, this album capitalizes on their innovative sound and collaboration with notable remixers, marking a transition towards more electronic influences in their music.

It's-It works well if you're into playful experimental listening experience, wave-like pacing with intensity shifts and for eclectic late-night vibes.

How many songs are on It's-It?

It's-It has 24 tracks, running approximately 131 minutes.

It's-It

The Sugarcubes · 1992

131 min · 24 tracks · alternative rock

Eclectic remixes blend post-punk energy with dancefloor sensibilities, showcasing the Sugarcubes' unique sonic identity.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Birthday (Justin Robertson 12” mix) — This mix transforms the original into an infectious dance track while maintaining the quirky charm of the Sugarcubes, illustrating their playful approach to remixing.
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Leash Called Love (Tony Humphries mix) — This remix enhances the song's driving beat, making it a staple in clubs and highlighting the band's ability to merge rock with dance elements seamlessly.
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Motorcrash (Justin Robertson mix) — Robertson's remix adds depth and texture to the original, creating an atmospheric piece that exemplifies the Sugarcubes' experimental edge.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

playful experimental listening experience
wave-like pacing with intensity shifts
for eclectic late-night vibes
dynamic flow for party backgrounds
headphone detail hunting with remixes

Maybe skip if you

prefer straightforward, single tracks
seek immediate gratification and hooks

Where this album fits

Career context: It's-It is the Sugarcubes' first remix album, released in 1992 after their breakthrough debut, Life's Too Good. Following the band's rise to international fame, this album capitalizes on their innovative sound and collaboration with notable remixers, marking a transition towards more electronic influences in their music.
Stylistic neighbors: Björk· The Breeders· Pavement