One of their most iconic songs, "Brothers in Arms," was released in 1985 on the album of the same name. The song is a haunting and emotional ballad reflecting on the tragedy and futility of war, often interpreted as a tribute to soldiers and fallen comrades.

Fourth Rendez-Vous is a track from his 1986 album Rendez-Vous, featuring an uplifting melody and rhythmic synthesizer sequences that reflect his signature electronic style. This piece has become one of his most recognizable compositions.

As Stiller investigates the mysterious disappearance of a colleague, he uncovers layers of deception and existential uncertainty. The film is a visually striking and philosophically rich exploration of simulated realities, predating themes later popularized by The Matrix and The Thirteenth Floor.