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When this was released back in 2011, there was nothing that sounded like Floral Shoppe. In just a few short years, everything sounded like Floral Shoppe. Crafted by prolific Portland producer Ramona Xavier, under the pseudonym Macintosh Plus (one of her over 40 aliases), this album shaped the sound of the 2010s, helping pioneer a new genre called vaporwave. As one of the first in a flurry of bedroom producers plundering the entirety of humanity’s musical library to recontextualise in a movement of ironic, Internet-driven postmodernism - Macintosh Plus’ work here was key to defining millennial popular consciousness. These warped, decelerated and hyper-produced medleys of forgotten muzak, game soundtracks and retro easy listening was a mercurial revolution draped in pastel themes and pixelated nostalgia.