The dystopian setting lends "Due To You" an immediate sense of atmosphere. Linear Movement doesn't set its story in a place you know, but in an environment shaped by surrealism and uncertainty. There's a side by side of reality and fantasy, and that's the door to a deliberately strange listening experience.
It's a really cool idea because of the tension between reality and fantasy. The two worlds aren't separate but blended. This generates an environment in which the audience can be absorbed in the ambiguity of the setting and the strange situation of the characters.
"Due To You" stands out through its willingness to embrace a more imaginative approach. Linear Movement uses elements of dystopia and surrealism to create its own narrative space. The idea has a cinematic quality. The idea of antagonists having a surreal conversation in a world where reality itself seems unstable is especially cinematic. It gives the track intrigue while letting the listener imagine the larger world around the story.
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