At a smoke-filled warehouse in the Indonesian capital Jakarta, hundreds of young men and women, some clad in hijabs, throw their arms in the air, bouncing to British songs from the 1990s. The party more than 7,000 miles (11,200 kilometres) from British shores is inspired by the 'Britpop' scene at the height of Cool Britannia about 30 years ago, centred on bands like Manchester's Oasis and rivals Blur. "I really hope that, someday, if Liam Gallagher can hear this. I really want to ask him when he's going to tour to Indonesia, that's it," said Britpop lover Peter Chev. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES