The KLF — Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty — were, and remain, unparalleled masters of both music and manipulation. The Austrians they inspired,... In January, a cryptic poster plastered on a London wall ...

The story of The KLF — dance music anarchists and pranksters Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty — has long needed a documentary as so many things happened that don’t even sound real, including guns, #1 ...

THE KLF were one of the most controversial and groundbreaking electronic acts of the late 1980s and early 1990s – then, in 1992, they left music in the most outrageous style. A series of cryptic ...

The KLF have finally put their their music on streaming services. At least some of it. While most their catalogue, including 1991 worldwide smash The White Room (which turns 30 in March) and ambient ...

Chris Atkins' documentary follows the twisted path of the music/art group most commonly known as The KLF. By John DeFore A decades-long art prank the world briefly mistook for a pop band, The KLF were ...

The KLF have uploaded a version of their 1991 album ‘The White Room’ to streaming services for the very first time. READ MORE: The KLF return: all of the rules of their bizarre book ‘signing’ ‘The ...

Thirty years on, The KLF remain pop music's supreme provocateurs. Torching a million pounds, a sacrificial sheep, crop circles and a hit songwriting car named Ford Timelord. When it comes to The KLF, ...

For ravers of a certain age, the electronic band known (mostly) as the KLF provided many of the dance floor fillers of the early 1990s. What Time is Love? and 3am Eternal were part of the euphoria of ...

Singles compilation Solid State Logik 1 appears on streaming services and YouTube years after being deleted, with further reissues anticipated soon Rave-pop iconoclasts the KLF have released their ...

The KLF have responded to rumours that they are set to reunite in 2017 – denying that they’ll reform but saying that something is coming in August. Now, the band have dismissed the rumours – but ...

In January, a cryptic poster plastered on a London wall announced the imminent return of The KLF — also variously known as The Kopyright Liberation Front, The JAMs, The Timelords, The Justified ...