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The KLF 2323 World Tour Poster

The KLF 2323 World Tour will start in 300 years time on 23rd January 2323.

There are 23 gigs to be played over 12 dates at 23 different venues.

Each night one gig will feature the hits, the other will feature the Chill Out album.

The final performance at The People’s Pyramid will feature both elements.

For those who look to the future, tickets for the 2323 World Tour will become available in due course.

For now there is just merch.

For further information on why The KLF will tour in the year 2323 listen to the official Forty Seconds pronouncement
White Pill or Black Pill (Coming Soon) below.

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The Hurdy Gurdy Song 12"

Tracklisting

Side A

1. The Hurdy - Gurdy Song

(Back To The 90's Mix)

2. The Hurdy - Gurdy Song

(Mothers Of The New Stone Age Remix)

3. The Hurdy - Gurdy Song

1. The Hurdy - Gurdy Song

(Stone Club Extended Remix)

Side B

The Hurdy Gurdy Song is a deep drone heard through time.
It is a masterpiece of psycho-cosmology that fuses the ancient music of the British Isles with the frenetic sound of the present.
It is the sound of euphoria and melancholia, locked together in constant battle that neither wants to win.
It is an elemental sound, like a sped up version of this country’s weather.
It is an anthem of disruption, of playful provocation and sonic sedition.
It is relentless and restless, like all good music should be.
It sings down through all eternity, the crying of humanity.
It channels the two greatest forms of folk music this country has produced: that of the peasant’s lyre and drum’n’bass.

“A brutal whiplash of junglist breakbeats and the bagpipe-like sound of the ancient hand-cranked hurdy-gurdy.” Mojo

Jem Finer and Jimmy Cauty’s Local Psycho and the Hurdy-Gurdy Orchestra have released their debut single The Hurdy-Gurdy Song on 12” vinyl and via streaming/download platforms. As well as the original, The Hurdy-Gurdy Song now comes backed with a trio of new mixes, and new artwork by Jimmy Cauty.

The Back to the 90s mix has all of the chaos and euphoria and gurdiness of the original Hurdy Gurdy Song, only twice as much of it - more chaos, more euphoria and much more gurdiness.

The original was always a certified banger custom made to get to No 1 in Bavaria. Now it’s been remixed by the hottest band from Germany’s largest state, Mothers of the New Stone Age. In a cultural exchange that has been officially twinned with Local Psycho) into (nearly) six minutes of stunning slow motion sound, completely reimagining the original's addictive madness as a super heavy low frequency medieval ambient dub.

Finally, the Stone Club mix sees the people behind the country's hottest megalithic fanclub deconstruct and pull and reshape The Hurdy Gurdy Song before adding trippy vocal samples and seismic distortion to create a spaced out spiritual ambient dronescape that stretches out over twenty plus minutes of supreme, beautiful, horizontal oddness.