A lone driver crosses a wasteland that's less world than fever dream, and every mile is scored by Sturgill Simpson's blues-soaked growl bleeding into synth-rock that feels like the apocalypse has a heartbeat. The 3D animation isn't trying to look real, it's chasing something uglier and truer, all rust and shadow and violence rendered like a nightmare someone actually bothered to animate frame by frame. You don't watch this for story. You watch it because the sound and image become the same thing, and by the end you've felt something without needing to understand what happened.

An enigmatic driver pushes far into a ruined, post-apocalyptic wasteland, heading for a brutal clash with two monstrous adversaries. Sound & Fury is an anime visual album that fuses American rock with animation. Okazaki Takashi and Mizusaki Junpei collaborate with Grammy-winning musician Sturgill Simpson, and several studios contribute segments that range from 2D and 3D animation to live action.