The KLF is a band you should know. Read this if you don't.
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The Moody Boys is Tony Thorpe, longtime KLF collaborator. As Tony Thorpe he provided breaks and scratches for '3 A.M. Eternal' and co-wrote a few songs (and more). As The Moody Boys he released brilliant stuff of his own and remixed a lot of KLF songs (most of them really, really, really good), including an ambient-ish remix of 'Last Train to Trancentral' called 'Mu Vari'd Speed Version'. As Children of the Revolution (with some other guys) he (they) appeared on numerous KLF releases, and remixed '3 A.M. Eternal' and 'What Time is Love'.

OK?

KLF featuring The Children of the Revolution - What Time Is Love (Moody Boys vs. The KLF mix)
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The song above, which is a kind of remix, contains a lot of stuff from The Moody Boys song 'Jammin (Ital Mix)' from the 'Funky Zulu' EP (1990), but the beat has a similar feel as the original mix of 'Funky Zulu' from that same EP:

The Moody Boys - Funky Zulu (You're So Fresh) (Original Mix)
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It's a really nice release with good mixes, get it if you like his other stuff.

Holy Ghost Inc. released their first album in 1989, and are still making music. I have only heard some of their songs (the 1991 release below is my favorite) but I hope their other stuff is just as good.

Holy Ghost Inc. - Mad Monks On Zinc (Original Mix)
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Very different from the stuff coming out at the time, super simple, and every element so effective. Very laid back and nice.

And gets better every time.