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 BulutMusicThe black punk pioneers who made music history 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. TrendingLife & CultureAre you in an intelligence-gap relationship?Film & TV5 films that prove you don’t need to stick to the source materialBeautyIn pictures: The best beauty looks from the crowd at Chappell RoanArt & PhotographyRoad trips and raging hormones: These photos are an ode to teenage rebelsMusicJohn Glacier, the renegade London rapper on the riseArts+CultureM/M Paris on 15 years with Björk