Songs that feel like LINK CLICK (2021)
Melancholic urgency as friends dive into frozen photographs, desperately trying to alter irrevocable grief against a ticking clock.
- The Night We Met by Lord Huron: Captures the haunting ache of wishing you could travel back to a single specific moment to change everything.
- Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) by Arcade Fire: Reflects the dizzying rush of racing against time through modern concrete landscapes.
- An Ending (Ascent) by Brian Eno: Provides the ethereal, suspended-in-time sonic atmosphere of stepping inside a memory.
- Cash Machine by Oliver Tree: Mirrors the tense, high-stakes adrenaline of the duo's dangerous jobs.
- Disintegration by The Cure: Evokes the crumbling certainty of timelines slipping through your fingers.
- Time by Pink Floyd: Speaks directly to the cruel, unyielding nature of the clocks Cheng Xiaoshi tries to outsmart.
- Bags by Clairo: Matches the intimate, hesitant quietness between two close friends sharing a heavy secret.
- Midnight City by M83: Encapsulates the neon-lit, energetic pulse of a sprawling fictional metropolis at night.
- Everything In Its Right Place by Radiohead: Exemplifies the fractured reality and obsessive mental strain of altering past mistakes.
- Wait by M83: Delivers the devastating emotional release of a tragedy that cannot be undone no matter how hard you try.
