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Mystery images at tube station hint at new Aphex Twin album

Logos appear on the walls of Elephant and Castle station near where British producer was rumoured to have lived in the 1990s

The logo associated with Aphex Twin has appeared on the walls of Elephant and Castle tube station in south London.

The appearance of the imagery has led to speculation that Aphex, AKA Richard D James, is preparing to release his seventh album as Aphex Twin. The pioneering British producer’s record label, Warp, confirmed to the Guardian that the campaign is official. The album would would follow the release of Syro in 2014, the Cornish producer’s first full-length release in 13 years. In 2017 he released a standalone single, 3 Gerald Remix /24 TSIM 2, and launched a bespoke listening platform containing unreleased material.

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