Trashy Raver

Trashy Raver is an aesthetic associated with vintage technology, county fairs, and house parties. It was mostly prevalent throughout the late 90s up until the mid-2010s, as raving culture began to move in a more mainstream direction.

Visuals[]

Biohazard symbols
Radioactive symbols
Skulls
Neon colors
Windows XP/Vista
Date stamps, like on a camera

Music[]

Despite being a rave-inspired aesthetic, there is a surprising amount of non-rave music to the aesthetic's name, mainly consisting of industrial and nu-metal, with some cheery electronic music mixed in.

The Union Underground
Alice Deejay (Better Off Alone)
Crazy Town
Hed P.E
Misfits
Primer 55
KMFDM
Limp Bizkit
Toy Box
DJ Sammy
Filter
Insane Clown Posse
Videodrone
The Jesus and Mary Chain (Reverence)
Skinny Puppy
Disturbed
Slipknot
Gravity Kills (Guilty)
Hole (we do not condone what Courtney did)
God Lives Underwater
Nine Inch Nails
Babyland
SoiL
311
Nirvana
1000 Homo DJs
Lunatic Calm
Daft Punk
Darude

Online Radio Station[]

Radio Free Zion

Video Games[]

Video games play a big part in the trashy raver aesthetic.

Specific Consoles[]

Nintendo Wii
Most Xbox consoles
PS1
Super NES

Video Games[]

Resident Evil (1996-present)
Enter the Matrix (2003)
Dance Dance Revolution (1998-present)
Guitar Hero (2005-2015)
Just Dance (2009-present)
Half Life (1998-2007)
Sonic the Hedgehog (1991-present)
Street Fighter (1987-present)
Pokémon (1995-present)

Television[]

South Park (1997-present)
Invader Zim (2001-2006)

Movies[]

The Matrix trilogy

Fashion[]

Fashion-wise, Trashy Raver had a lot of similarities to other popular aesthetics at the time, such as the Mallgoth and the Skater, which included a lot of baggy pants, bright colors, and tight tops, along with staples that would come to be associated with the modern Raver aesthetic, such as fluffy legwarmers and Kandi jewelry.

Trashy Raver clothes and accessories include: