Mysterious Aphex Twin adverts spotted in London UndergroundMusicNewsMysterious Aphex Twin adverts spotted in London Underground3D posters on the tube depict the producer’s logoShareLink copied ✔️July 30, 2018MusicNewsTextSelim BulutMusic‘I fuck with them all’: How OsamaSon got his cult-like fanbase Aphex Twin is up to something. Cryptic 3D-embossed advertisements have started to appear on the London Underground depicting the producer’s logo. Fans on social media first spotted the logos in Elephant & Castle station in south London – a location that’s particularly relevant, given one of the many myths surrounding Aphex Twin’s Richard D. James is that he used to live in the middle of the Elephant & Castle roundabout. As for what they mean – a new album, live announcements, or something else entirely – is currently unknown. However, enigmatic teasers are par for the course with Aphex Twin – when he announced his last album, 2014’s Syro, he flew a blimp over London and left stencils around the city and in New York. Aphex Twin’s last release was the Cheetah EP in 2016. Check out the posters above. TrendingFashionOur favourite pop culture Halloween costumes for 2025Art & PhotographyIntimate portraits of artists and the jewellery that matters to themFashionBarcelona Fashion Week, these were your best momentsLife & CultureAfter work: If AI takes all our jobs, what’s next for humanity?Life & CultureWhy does hand-holding now feel more intimate than sex?Life & CultureThe sickly rise of ‘twee misandry’