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|Tags = 1990s; 90s; experimental; british; british rail; chopped & screwed; vaporwave | |Tags = 1990s; 90s; experimental; british; british rail; chopped & screwed; vaporwave (Intercity 125)<br> | ||
chopped & screwed; experimental; british; british rail; broken transmission; genrequeer; vaporwave (Enofa) | |||
|NextRelease = [[Intercity 225]] | |NextRelease = [[Intercity 225]] | ||
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==Description (Removed)== | ==Description== | ||
===Intercity 125 (Removed)=== | |||
"Travel in style and luxury on the world's fastest diesel train, British Rail's Intercity 125." | "Travel in style and luxury on the world's fastest diesel train, British Rail's Intercity 125." | ||
Intercity 125 is a uniquely British take on vaporwave, eschewing Stateside corporatism and Japanese dreams. Instead, take a trip around the UK on on the premier long distance train of the 1980s and '90s. | Intercity 125 is a uniquely British take on vaporwave, eschewing Stateside corporatism and Japanese dreams. Instead, take a trip around the UK on on the premier long distance train of the 1980s and '90s. | ||
===Enofa=== | |||
During the brief period I was into vaporwave, I always felt a little disconnected from the style's aesthetics and its obsession with East Asian retro-futurism and 1980s American luxury. My response was to create an overtly British vaporwave album, using TV themes and pop songs from the '80s and '90s, and taking inspiration from my childhood trainspotting trips. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||