dEUS

The Cranberries, The Jesus And Mary Chain, The Associates, Sound 5, dEUS, Bryan Adams, Ben Folds Five, Enigma, Hanson, Reef, Alanis Morissette, Depeche Mode

Thomas Dolby, J. Geils Band, Kirsty MacColl, Horse, Slade, China Crisis, The Cross, The Sugarcubes, Marc Almond, Rah Band, The Cure, David Bowie

The Corrs, Bon Jovi, Leftfield, Travis, Tori Amos, ZZ Top, Jimmy Nail, Therapy?, Alice In Chains, The Stone Roses, The Cranberries, dEUS

The Offspring, The Black Crowes, Mick Jagger, R.E.M., Morrissey, Annie Lennox, dEUS, Cyndi Lauper, Suede, Joan Osborne, Taylor Dayne, Sneaker Pimps

Blur, Gillette, Crowded House, The Chemical Brothers, The Cure, Lit, Garbage, Ozzy Osbourne, Pearl Jam, dEus, Skunk Anansie, Def Leppard

The XX, PJ Harvey, Madonna, Beth Hart, The Cure, Lady Gaga, Avril Lavigne, The National, U2, dEUS, Radiohead, Placebo

Dubstar, Les Rythmes Digitales, The Wedding Present, Oui 3, The Fatima Mansions, John Alford, dEus, 808 State, Puressence, Rollins Band, Bono, The Dandy Warhols

Yard Act, Taylor Swift, Bishop Briggs, Madelline, Pvris, Forest Swords, Anne-Marie, dEUS, Clark, Royal Blood, The Front Bottoms, Deitus

Fuzzbox, North and South, Shampoo, Crash Test Dummies, Merz, Ricky Ross, Orbital, Richard Marx, dEUS, Earl Brutus, Eric Matthews, Ned'S Atomic Dustbin

Menswear, Whale, Prong, Primal Scream, Gary Numan, Blaggers ITA, The Wildhearts, dEUS, Martin Stephenson, Front 242, Coal Chamber, Moby

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