This reminds me of the movie Drive (2011), in particular the first song on the soundtrack, Kavinsky - Nightcall
Broadly speaking you've got the B&W era until the 70s, the "old classics" recorded in colour on actual film up till the 90s, then the period of questionable CGI and campiness up till somewhere like 2005 when what we feel like is new/recent cinema starts. The ongoing era of decent invisible CGI, quality digital cameras, and post-9/11 hopelessness.
It's why I still watch a lot of 90s/early 2000s movies, there's just something different about that era that feels nice.
That's the cover by band London Grammar and TIL about the original one. Didn't know about the movie which now is on my todo list, thanks.
That guy is a real hero, and apparently a real human bean.
I wonder if Drive originated this aesthetic or if it's just coincidence.
It's definitely one of the major works in that world, however.