Over the next few years Bjork sang for a series of anarchist punk bands, including Kukl, who were aligned with Crass. In 1986 Bjork and fellow Kukl members Einer Orn and Siggi Baldurson formed the pop group the Sugarcubes. Joined by new members Thor Eldon (with whom Bjork conceived a child in 1986), Magg Ornotfsdottir and Bragi Olafsson, the Sugarcubes released their full-length debut, Life's Too Good, in 1988, winning a cult following in the U.K. and U.S. In 1990 Bjork recorded an album of Icelandic jazz titled Gling Glo, but within a year she had become interested in dance music and collaborated briefly with Graham Masseys of 808 State. As a result of Bjork's new fascination, the final Sugarcubes album, 1992's It's It, was actually a collection of dance remixes of earlier material.