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I would spend some word about my main art style, that is Vaporwave A e s t h e t i c. "But what exactly is it?" you could ask. Effectively could be defined in many ways, but for me the most fitting is the definition given by the Youtube user Palladium Wings, that wrote: Vaporwave, the sound of the shining optimism that faded through time It is better, however, to proceed in order, starting from the origins. The Vaporwave, first of all, it does not have a well-defined place of origin unlike the more classic currents, but born stateless on Internet around the 2010 under the guise of electronic musical genre with a strongly experimental imprint. It takes musical samples (like smooth jazz, R&B,lounge) reinterpreting and distorting them through sampling techniques. The result is a sound that often recalls the '80s and '90s, thanks also to low-fi and fake vintage audio filters, causing to the listeners a sense of nostalgia for a time that, paradoxically, may never have lived.

Eternity Egg, the latest project from independent studio USERLANDS, is quickly becoming one of the most talked‑about titles in the indie landscape. Released in Early Access on Steam, the game has immediately received positive feedback from players, thanks to its unconventional aesthetic and a gameplay style centered on fluid, expressive movement. The title stands out for its visual identity inspired by 1990s digital renders: soft, balloon‑like characters, highly saturated environments, and an atmosphere that shifts between the grotesque and the surreal. Complementing this visual approach is a high‑energy electronic soundtrack that reinforces the game’s intentionally chaotic rhythm. From a gameplay perspective, Eternity Egg offers an action‑platformer structure with non‑linear levels, pilotable mechs, and a highly responsive movement system—one of its most praised features. Despite still being in development, the game has already sold several thousand copies, confirming the

Slushwave 2025, the alternative music festival livestreamed on Vapor Memory , just took place in Kortrijk, Belgium: three days of dreamlike soundscapes, glitch aesthetics and digital nostalgia. The Budascoop venue transformed into an ambient portal where time melted into reverb and pixels. Artists like desert sand feels warm at night, VANITAS命死, ｔｅｐｈ ｃｏ., and u v . e x e delivered sonic experiences that felt almost unreal. Hypnotic visuals, free slushies, and rare vinyls turned every moment into a collectible fragment. RELIVE EACH DAY: DAY 1: Artists lineup: 恋人の夢 u v . e x e ｔｅｐｈ　ｃｏ. 愛 18 DAYS y o u r d i s c o v e r y Illusionary ドリーミング S O A R E R DAY 2: Artists lineup: ⦓🍊⦔ タンジェリン ExSHA ｅｍｚｉｌ エムジル reas memorykeeper7 Psicadence MindSpring Memories DAY 3 ( LIVE IN KORTRIJK, BELGIUM ): Artists lineup: 818181 VANITAS命死 you still feel them out there, don’t you hofuku sochi 報復措置 (® AV limited ™) Kratzwerk & Tagmata days of blue skies desert sand feels warm at