The immersion into the album is immediate, locking in with the incessant riffing of 'Bonehead' setting the scene for what follows. Next up is the echoey, garage-surf twang of 'Alright Alright'. The opening line 'take a little walk with me.' has a sinister, gothic hue that wouldn't feel out of place on Murder Ballads or Peaky Blinders. Sonically the album holds itself together within a warm, analogue soundworld, but with few digestible vocal melodies steering the tracks or easily giving up their meaning. This is a conscious decision, with Uschenko claiming that 'there is never a concept when it comes to creating something, and no intention behind anything we create, other than to make noise and complete an album'.