Tag: pranksters
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Boris Johnson is still a….
Another Xmas tradition in the UK – a Christmas song telling Boris Johnson to get into the sea (unless it’s closed, eh Dominic Raab?) and trying to get to Xmas #1 with a sweary song, a la Rage. So this year’s best Xmas tune goes to Kunt and the Gang (again… and very rude and…
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Jarvis Joins The JAMS – KLF SSL part 2
After last month’s KLF Chill Out re-release/remake Come Down Dawn, here’s Solid State Logik 2 with the rest of the singles and 12″ releases, from Kylie Said to Jason to Jarvis Joins The JAMs – the latter being culmination of the controversial and messy event in Liverpool a few years ago with Jarvis Cocker and…
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KLF – Come Down Dawn (Chill Out 2)
Breaking: posted just a few minutes ago on is KLF’s second release in the ‘Sample City Through Trancentral’ release series, a remix/remake of KLF’s classic Chill Out called ‘Come Down Dawn’. Although it is marked as released on 2021-02-04 – tomorrow – it has gone live at midnight, which though a little time-travel/VPN cleverness I…
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RC 340: …. .- .–. .–. -.– / -. . .– / – .. . .-.
Happy New Tier! 340 Returns! That’s what the Morse above says. Inventor Samuel Morse was pro-slavery and a candidate for the 19th Century version of Trump, the anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic ‘Know Nothing’ Nativist party who started riots over race and religion. He seems oddly relevant to what is happening in the States in the last…
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The KLF have rejoined the music industry
It all started with a cryptic messages over Xmas via the KLF group about railway bridges in Kingsland Road and posters, via a message on the KLF YouTube channel. Wary of another fan-made scam I ignored it…but someone *ahem* graffitied Samplecity Thru Trancentral and posted these posters talking of a release today… So far so…
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Banksy on Advertising
Although I think there is some irony here with Banksy’s now superstar status and the fact some could compare having his street art pop up is also like someone throwing a brick to your head (and I won’t even go into the copyright controversy from the Bristol Museum exhibition) I think the message is a…