The KLF

Swedish cult heroes The Embassy continue to mix indiepop, balaeric house and a love of New Order on their fifth album.

The debut album from Acid Klaus (The Moonlandingz’s Adrian Flanagan) features Richard Hawley, Charlotte Kemp Muhl, actress Maxine Peake and more, and is out via Yard Act‘s ZEN FC label.

Having originally published a best albums of the 1990s list in 2003, Pitchfork just put up a new version, and there are some changes…

The story of The KLF — guns, sheep, pyramids, burning £1 million in cash, Tammy Wynette, submarines, Doctor Who, ABBA, and more — has finally been told.

North Carolina-based artist Matthew O’Connell calls the music he makes as Chorusing ”confessional folk,” but instead of acoustic instruments he uses synthesizers, including one he built named ”Balsam.” His debut is out now.

Django Django’s terrific fourth album, Glowing in the Dark, is out now. Drummer Dave Maclean tells us about the inspirations behind it.

The KLF’s influential 1990 ambient finally comes to streaming services, but has been retitled and comes missing a few of its famous samples.

1995 was the peak year for Britpop with the “Blur Vs Oasis” feud, and nearly every major player in the scene releasing an album. We ranked the 20 best.

The KLF welcomed 2021 by putting a collection of their ’80s and ’90s hits, like “3 AM Eternal” and “Justified and Ancient,” on streaming services for the first time ever. They’re doing a little more looking back with new documentary…

Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty’s mega-selling, subversive art-pop duo finally put their big hits on streaming services, with more to come.