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[krislgfox]

Commissions: Closed

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Note: My content varies from 13+ to 16+

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-No creeps

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-No racism and/or homophobia

-Don't include me in some kind of dramas pls

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klf/krislgfox yapping - just me talking

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klf draws - my art posts

klf write - some writing practice or smth

gift for fox - gift arts from moots(not only moots tho) • v •

wiplf - me posting wips

foxstuff - sketch/shit posts

speedfox - me posting speed paints

fox concepts - me posting a concept designs

(Might add/change some from time to time)

Fandoms I'm in:

-Sprunki Incredibox

-Mincraft(Monster School)

-Backrooms

-Roblox Pressure

-Roblox Dandy's World

-Smiling Critters

-Poppy Play Time

-KinitoPet

-And much much more :]

(My hyperfixation changes every day so I don't have a current one)

The thingy:

(I made the dyslexia and anxiety awareness ones, u free to use it, no need to credit me :])

I guess that's all, thx for reading! :D

[billblock2013]

🎵 WHAT TIME IS LOOOOOVEEEE 🎵

I think I've figured out Jam's theme song: The KLF - America: What Time Is Love?

[minipati]

Yuki Kajiura LIVE Vol.20 ~Japanese Seal 20th Special~ Live Audio [GDrive]

audio ripped from @putschki1969's provided video of ykl20 uploaded on bilibili by user 蓝原延珠_

do tell me if there's anything wrong with the audios!!

the audio quality isn't the best since it came from a tv broadcast

[postpunkindustrial]

Why did the KLF burn £1,000,000?

[ostolero]

[timmurleyart]

Orbital impact. ⭕️🇬🇧🎶🟧🟩

[affiches-concerts]

Echo and the Bunnymen, 1990.

[laboitediabolique]

One of the lesser discussed events, or publicity stunts, the KLF created was the Rites of Mu, a three day event taking place on the Isle of Jura off the Scottish coast during summer solstice in 1991.

By mid 1991, the KLF had gone from obscure dance music group to a chart toping pop group with three worldwide top 10 hit singles and an album that reached the top five in the UK and Australia. As a result KLF members Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty were inundated with requests for interviews, however both of them did not want to answer the questions being asked.

The duo referred those questions as the four handmaidens of evil; who, what, where and why. So much so that at one point they flat out refused to do any more press interviews. In order to take control of the situation (and more likely to hold a good party, get a lot of press coverage, and increase the enigma of the group), the KLF invited around a dozen music journalists to a weekend away on the Isle of Jura.

On Friday 21 June 1991, the journalists arrived on the island. There they met Drummond dressed as a border guard who stamped their passports with a KLF pyramid blaster logo stamp and then proceeded to confiscate any alcohol they had on them. In the evening after dinner, the journalists were asked to wear yellow robed hoods and then were marched down a muddy path to a beach, following Drummond in his white hooded robe and a fake rhino’s horn protruding from his forehead. Drummond lead the group in chants of "mu mu" and "om" until they reached a 12 metre wicker man that had been erected at the water’s edge.

Meanwhile all of this was being filmed for a promotional film being directed by Bill Butt who had collaborated with the duo on various music videos and short films since 1987. While Drummond shouted in tongues in front of the stunned journalists, the four Angels of Mu (four Asian women in long blonde wigs, white dresses, with flower head bands), took money from the journalists which was placed in a bag, then inserted inside the wicker man. Right at the summer solstice at 10:21pm, the wicker man was torched, with cameras recording its burning.

On the second day, Drummond forced the journalists to partake in more filming, having them march behind him in the same yellow robes as the previous day. In the evening, a rave was held on the beach, complete with an arena sized sound system, strobe lights and a bonfire blazing until dawn.

On the Sunday, the journalists were ferried and flown back to Liverpool. Drummond cheerfully announced to the unexpecting journalists that they would be performing "Justified and Ancient" before a sold-out crowd of 2,000 at the Liverpool Festival Of Comedy. They were taught the first two verses of the song, told to wear their robes again and filed onstage during the interval at Emo Phillips’s Liverpool Royal Court show, being introduced as "The Lost Children of Mu" before warbling the song in an off key acappella. During the intermission, Drummond and Cauty handed out ice creams to the audience from an ice cream van which had been parked on stage.

On the event Drummond said this; "Instead of granting interviews we turned the tables and had journalists onstage giving a concert, to give them an opportunity to see what it feels like from the other side". However neither Drummond or Cauty would not elaborate any further as to why they decided to spend over £70,000 on this strange event.

The footage of the event was complied into a film called "The Rites of Mu". Several shorter versions and edits of it appeared from the end of 1991 onwards, most notably on the promotional video "The Work". A full 15 minute version the film was prepared for a 1992 UK arthouse cinema release, but was thwarted by Drummond and Cauty themselves when they put a moratorium on their work after they left the music business in May 1992, infuriating Bill Butt who had just completed the final cut of the film, including newly recorded narration from actor Martin Sheen.

Various versions of the film appeared on Youtube over the years, with the final cut being uploaded in 2021. This was pulled from Youtube in late 2023 with the DVD and blu-ray compilation release of "23 Seconds To Eternity", which complies most of Bill Butt's music videos and short films with Drummond and Cauty.

[mitaffenartigergeschwendigkeit]

What time is love?

[norepetitivebeats]

The KLF: Beyond The Band That Burnt £1,000,000 I New British Canon

If you’ve heard of the KLF, you probably know them as a band that burnt a million pounds. But that is only the conclusion to their story. The journey that led them to the Isle of Jura on that fateful August morning in 1994 is even more fascinating.

A journey that includes getting sued by ABBA, gaining a number one single in the guise of a talking car, pioneering at least one genre of dance music and becoming one of the most successful singles bands of the early 90s. They were two men compelled by the forces of chaos to spread as much confusion as possible and they transformed that into a pop career. This is New British Canon and this is the Story of The KLF.

[krislgfox]

The bean have been redesigned :]

(Just if u curious canon!Kris wears arm prosthesis)

Plus hood on version of canon!kris and with their weapons cuz why not:

[billblock2013]

meet Jam, my new transformers OC!

He's an old musician known around the universe for his stadium house music and magnificent live shows. Based off of the Ford Timelord car from the KLF.

never made a tf oc before but i hope you all like him!

also thanks a million to @vyrroca for helping me design him :)))

[aranazo]

Bad Wisdom by Bill Drummond and Mark Manning with a cover taken from Skin Deep, a tattoo album by Christopher Gotch and Ronald Scutt.

[postpunkindustrial]

Watch the K Foundation burn a million quid

Here is the documentary of the KLF burning a million quid on night of the 23rd of August 1994.

Yolu can download it from my Google Drive HERE

[captainpirateface]

Come with me. Let's shell away...

[eltiron2]

EXTERMINATE