Music duo The KLF are moving into the care home business in a bid to look after their older fans. They have launched KLF Kare to support 'ravers to the grave' and are promising 'branding solutions' ...

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 ...

The KLF, made up of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, have released a new film titled Welcome to the Dark Ages that follows them as they set out to build the People's Pyramid. After making their ...

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 ...

Just when we thought the last train to Trancentral had long since departed, The KLF returned from the self-imposed 23-year ‘moratorium’ they began after burning their entire profits for a laugh in ...

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 ...

The KLF marked their return this week with “Liverpool: Welcome to the Dark Ages,” a three-day event that coincided with the release of their book, 2023: A Trilogy. On the Liverpool festival’s final ...

Since reuniting in 2017, confrontational electronic pop duo the KLF have released a book and held a festival. Now, they’ve announced plans to build a pyramid of bricks filled with the ashes of 34,592 ...

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 ...