The track starts during a flashback to health class in the 1996 timeline. "Song 2" by Blur: The 1997 classic "Song 2" by Blur plays across two separate scenes in Yellowjackets season 2, episode 6. The track overlays a quick montage as the two indulge in their similar idiosyncrasies, highlighting the relationship that Walter is clearly looking for from her but that she is too damaged to reciprocate. "Angst in My Pants" by Sparks: Sparks' 1982 song "Angst in My Pants" plays as Misty and Walter explore their separate bed and breakfast rooms, looking for anything suspicious. The two skip the farmer's market and head to the bar, where this song plays as they discuss mental health. After an uncomfortable conversation with Lisa's mother at her childhood home, Natalie rescues Lisa's fish by holding it in her mouth. "Won't Waste A Day" by James Donald Davies & Martin Jackson: A James Donald Davies and Martin Jackson tune once again accompanies Lisa and adult Natalie's budding friendship. The track underscores Natalie's attempts to discredit Lottie's cult to Lisa, something she is very quick to defend. "Just Get Over It" by James Donald Davies & Martin Jackson: The 2018 song "Just Get Over It" by duo James Donald Davies and Martin Jackson, from the album Psychedelic Pop 2, plays as adult Natalie and cult acolyte Lisa drive to the farmer's market. Jeff tries to make things exciting by taking her on an impromptu trip to Colonial Williamsburg, but the endeavor is cut short when they are carjacked. "Take Me Down" by Sonica Disturbia plays while the two are leaving the diner in their minivan after a particularly tense conversation about Shauna's affair. "Take Me Down" by Sonica Disturbia: While Shauna enjoys her alt bands, Jeff goes for something a little harder. "Seether" by Veruca Salt: Female-led alt-rock band Veruca Salt accompanies Misty's walk to Walter's boat with their 1994 hit "Seether." The song perfectly captures Misty's frenetic tension as she's about to meet the man who's been essentially stalking her as they team up to find who kidnapped Natalie.
Before running into Lisa, the acolyte she stabbed with a fork, she spots Lottie's cabin, which mysteriously has a pair of antlers hanging over the door. "When I Go Walkin'" by Pope Coke: The 2020 song "When I Go Walkin'" by indie pop band Pope Coke plays in the background as adult Natalie explores Lottie's cult compound in the 2021 timeline. The track underscores Jeff and Shauna's time covering up Adam's pictures of her in his forgotten art studio, leading into a passionate moment between the couple and arguably one of the most shocking moments in the Yellowjackets season 2 premiere. "#1 Crush" by Garbage: Never was there a more fitting moment for Garbage's steamy 1995 song "#1 Crush" to play. But, unfortunately, the tension ratchets back up when he gets a call from Shauna about Adam's art studio. The song plays while Jeff is busy running his furniture store.
"A Night in Rio" by Graham de Wilde: Sometimes it's necessary to break the tension, and Graham de Wilde's atmospheric "A Night in Rio" does just that. Yellowjackets found the creepiest way to bring Jackie back, and accompanying Shauna's vision with lyrics like "No matter where you are, I can still hear you when you drown" is all too fitting. "Drown (Edit)" by The Smashing Pumpkins: The Smashing Pumpkins 1992 song "Drown (Edit)" plays as Jackie and Shauna have their first hallucinated conversation in the meat shed.
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