There is some neat cyberpunk fiction in here. I really like the idea of industrial-music bands broadcasting encrypted data locally as they perform.

The well-lit photos of crawl-spaces and basements is neat to me because cyberpunk is typically colored with high contrast neons and such and it's neat to see a less idealized realization of the world where freedom is forced to live underground.

Plugging your ears, blindfolding yourself and waiting to die works really well as an ambient auditory comparison to the provided soundtrack. I feel that this track is intended as escapism and expresses the particular optimism which is achievable in the circumstance of the protagonist. It's melodic, but the instrumentation feels tensioned and the foundational drones are gritty hums from which I infer some sort of comfort in the radiating network of electrical power and surveillance that our protagonist never benefits from in any way but this one.