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I thought this was done brilliantly in new reboot of Solaris.RiddleBox by ICP was one of 3 songs on the soundtrack. Moreover, it wasn't just placed randomly in the movie to fill silence. Snow (Jeremy Davies) was actively playing this song on the sound sytem on the ship.I found this facinating this song would be playing so many years into the future.

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