Soon after, Björk got got together with Einar Örn Benediktsson  and Einar Melax from Purrkur Pillnikk, Guðlaugur Óttarsson, Sigtryggur   Baldursson and Birgir Morgensen from Þeyr and formed a new band called "KUKL" (witchcraft in icelandic). The band made what is considered "goth" music together and toured throughout Iceland and the UK. They released two albums together entitled "The Eye" and "Holidays In Europe". 

Many members of KUKL continued on and formed a new band called "The Sugarcubes". They released there first single "Ammæli" (birthday in icelandic) and it became a huge success in England. The band signed with "One Little Indian" and released there first album "Lifes Too Good" in 1988. Björk also did other things while working with The Sugarcubes. She released an album entitled "Gling Glo" a jazz album where Björk sang a bunch of Icelandic tunes from the 50's with "Trio Guðmundar Ingólfssonar". It was released in Iceland only at first, but today it is available in the US as well. Björk also  contributed vocals to 808 states song "Ooops". The Sugarcubes had many happy years together, and through it all, they released 2 more albums: "Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week!" and "Stick Around For Joy" as well as a remix album "Its - It" and a greatest hits "The Great Crossover Potential", but soon Björk and Einar started having difficulties with eachother and The Sugarcubes broke up.  

After The Sugarcubes, Björk moved to London and thought about maybe persuing a solo career. She began working with Nellee Hooper and through it, she released her first single "Human Behavior". She then released her first solo album entitled "Debut" in June of 1993. The success of the album was amazing and really gave people a new variety of music to listen to. She also recorded a track with David Arnold for the film "The Young Americans". Debut reached platinum in the US.

After Debut, Björk returned to the studio in hopes of making a new album. She collaborated with Nellee Hooper, Tricky, Graham Massey of 808 State, and electronic music producer Howie B. While making Post, Björk wrote the song "Bedtime Story" for Madonna which became the title of Madonna's 1994 album. Björk's second album was titled "Post" and was released in June of 1995. Post contained songs about love and anger and one of them: "Army Of Me" was included in the "Tank Girl" soundtrack. Post reached number 2 on UK charts, and reached gold in the US. It had better success than Debut did which was a big surprise. In January of 1997 Björk released "Telegram", a remix album with all the songs from Post except "The Modern Things". The album aslo contauned an unreleased song called "My Spine" Björk did with Evelyn Glennie.

Later that year Björk got together with producers Mark Bell of LFO,  Howie B, and Eumir Deodato, and recorded her 3rd album "Homogenic". Homogenic is considered one of Björk's most experimental and wierd albums, but is also one of her greatest masterpieces. Björk spent alot of time working on Homogenic. She didn't make Homogenic to impress everyone, the album was mostly just about her. The album is a refelction of her emotions and she tries to give you the clearest image of what shes feeling in each song and takes you to the landscapes of Iceland in the beats. Homogenic reached Gold in the U.S.     

Björk later teamed up with Matmos, Thomas Knack, and Zeena Parkins and released her 4th album "Vespertine". Vespertine is ever so soft and delicate, and contains tiny beats and melodies. The videos for Vespertine where incredibly risky and were almost never aired. The first single "Hidden Place" was released first and had average airplay, but the next single "Pagan Poetry" was a big risk for Björk. In the video, it includes Graphic piercing, blurred sex scenes, and exposes Björk's nipples. The video recieved almost no airplay except on an MTV2 program that would show previously unreleased videos due to innapropriate scenes. The show aired from 1-5 am but isn't on anymore. Her 3rd video "Cocoon" had Björk naked with red threads  spinning out of her nipples wrapping her into a cocoon. This video recieved no US airplay. Vespertine reached number 19 on the billboard charts.

Shortly after Vespertine's release, Björk released a series of DVD's containing her music videos as well as live performances. She also released a greatest hits cd spanning over the past 8 years of her career. The cd was also released on DVD. Along with Greatest hits, in which the fans chose the tracklisting, she released "Family Tree" a box set with 6 different cds in which Björk chose the tracks.