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Jimmy Caulty and Bill Drummond of The KLF. CREDIT: Roberta Parkin/Redferns/Getty Images The KLF have shared ‘Come Down Dawn’, a new album which sees the influential electronic duo putting a new spin on their 1990 album ‘Chill Out’. Released to streaming services earlier today (February 4), the record sees the band offering a reworked version of the seminal album – with a variety of previously unlicensed samples being removed from the release. Clocking in at 38 minutes, the 12 tracks take their name from a series of concurrent road trips across America – beginning with ‘Brooklyn ...

Open share drawer Finally available on streaming services, the UK art-pop pranksters’ throwback rave anthems, jock-jam singalongs, and mischievous myth-making prove as enduring as they are audacious. To be a follower of the KLF is to be a scholar, an acolyte, a digital monk treating zip files like illuminated manuscripts. Trawling forums and message boards for shards of the apocryphal mythos, sifting through various international versions of The White Room and multiple mixes of “3 A.M. Eternal,” finding hidden resonance in the absurdist symbolism of the number 23 or the sudden...

The KLF add music to streaming services for very first time The electronic duo's back catalogue hasn't been made available since 1992 Jimmy Caulty and Bill Drummond of The KLF. CREDIT: Roberta Parkin/Redferns/Getty Images The KLF have added a number of tracks from their back catalogue to streaming services for the very first time. The British electronic duo (made up of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty), who scored a series of global hits in the late 80s and early 90s, famously walked away from the music industry in 1992. Their departure from the business followed an appearance at that year’s B...