Tag: The JAMs

While critics might label Who Killed The JAMS? as ‘more of the same’ the follow-up album to 1987 saw The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu refine their style, with the closing track Burn The Bastards hinting at the musical path the duo would travel down in the not too distant…

In the wake of the upcoming “Burn The Shard” event the L-13 Light Industrial Workshop just announced three new accompanying items by The JAMs on their Vimeo page – a poster, an audio book narrated by Daisy Eris Campbell with a running time of over 9 hours, and a 7″…

Released by Faber & Faber in 2012, “How Soon Is Now?” features a whole chapter covering the history of The KLF, from Bill Drummond managing Brilliant to the band’s demise in 1992. Filled with background information and sprinkled with various quotes this makes for quite an entertaining read. A revised…

2023 is a fiction novel written by Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty and released in August 2017 under their JAMS moniker. The book’s midnight launch marked the beginning of their three-day “Welcome To The Dark Ages” event in Liverpool. Originally released as hardcover edition 2023 also has been made available…

With only slightly more than a month to go another poster surrounding the “2023” event surfaced on Faber & Faber’s twitter wall today, announcing preorders for the Liverpool event.

Amazon have recently updated their synopsis of The JAMS’ 2023. We will leave it up to you to decide whether or not this makes things more clear.

Another piece of the “2023” trilogy puzzle appeared, though we still don’t get the whole picture. That’s four days to block in your calendar. An appearance at this year’s Creamfields festival can probably be ruled out, though.

A second poster got shared via K2 Plant Hire’s twitter feed this morning, prominently featuring the People’s Pyramid hovering over a cornfield and announcing “2023 – A trilogy by The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu”.