The heady trip of ‘Welcome To Dark Ages’ culminated appropriately with a Discordian disco with esteemed DJ Greg Wilson, three-minute[…]
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Category: The K Foundation
The Dark Ages: Episode I – The Dead Perch Menace by Aden Bos
These boys were hard b@st@rds! Run by the one and only, Tony Thorpe… The Dead Perch Menace were not to[…]
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Why Did The K Foundation Burn A Million Quid? The Court Sketchings by Hugh Roberts
We welcome Court Sketcher for the public hearing ‘Why Did The K Foundation Burn A Million Quid?’, Hugh Roberts as our guest artist. He[…]
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Why did The K Foundation burn a million quid? Interview with Gay Byrne: The Late Late Show, 1995 [Video]
Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty (a.k.a The K Foundation, The KLF, The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu, The JAMs, 2K)[…]
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Confessions of a Badger Kull Hardcore Fan by Andy Gell
We welcome guest writer, Badger Kull Hardcore Fan, Andy Gell who takes us on his journey through the dark ages, following the biggest[…]
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Welcome To The Dark Ages: The JAMs Return by Josh Ray
We welcome guest writer, DJ/Journalist & Super Weird Substance’s very own, Josh Ray who gives us a full account of his time[…]
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The Stylist’s Tale: A story of black paint, Elvis’s long-lost son and ‘the band who spent more time on the f**king stairs than on the stage’ by Becci James
Ever wondered what it takes to make a great band look iconic? Well, we have a special guest writer joining[…]
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Organised Chaos by Annebella Pollen
We welcome a very special guest writer – Art Historian and Author of ‘The Kindred of the Kibbo Kift: Intellectual Barbarians’, Annebella Pollen.[…]
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Why ‘Welcome To The Dark Ages’ is the ushering in of the Horkosian era of Discordianism – a talk by Daisy Eris Campbell
We welcome a very special guest to WelcomeToTheDarkAges.com… Following her immense involvement at ‘Welcome To The Dark Ages’, the incredible,[…]
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Liberation Loophole by Stephen Clarke 1980
We welcome guest writer – techno producer and long time KLF fan, Stephen Clarke 1980. With so many people across the globe watching[…]
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