A crazy experiment in music-industry manipulation, the KLF remain one of dance's more groundbreaking acts. Having already scored hits as the Jams and the Timelords, Bill Drummond and Jimi Cauty christened the KLF with Who Killed the Jams? Though they were originally considered part of England's acid-house scene, the KLF's high-energy mix of disco-diva vocals, rapping, breaks, and samples was truly club-friendly pop. The White Room contains three of the group's greatest moments: the top 10 hits "What Time Is Love?", "Last Train to Transcentral", and "3 A.M. Eternal." Amid their success, Drummond and Cauty retired from the music industry, deleting their back catalogue in the process. The White Room is a fitting (if somewhat short) epitaph that stands the test of time. Its futuristic musical themes are somewhat silly, but genuine musicianship makes the songs themselves quality fun.

• Artist: The KLF
• Genre: Electronic, Dance, Pop

1. What Time Is Love?
2. Last Train to Transcentral
3. 3 A.M. Eternal
4. Make It Rain
5. Church of the KLF
6. Build a Fire
7. No More Tears

• Audio: CD

Formed by Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, the KLF emerged from the UK acid-house scene with a satirical and commercially savvy approach to dance music. Known for their theatrical stunts and critique of the music industry, they disbanded at the height of their success, deleting their entire back catalogue. Their work, particularly The White Room, remains influential for its blend of irony, futurism, and pop sensibility.