UK's enigmatic avant-techno duo, The KLF, removed all of their catalog in 1992 and burned £1m of their royalties on a remote Scottish island.
They have now posted a collection of their most popular songs on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music, and posters have appeared in London proclaiming the return of the band on 1/1/21.
See more on the BBC's website.
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