After the thought and intrigue of the intro, the vocals call forth a frenzy of drive and dusky anger, then transforming the sound of the Deargadaol song over and over again.
Wrapping up with waves of dark drive in the continuation of the Vermian - All That Is Holy Must Be Undone album, with the introduction of the vocals the Caorthannach track envelops the dark mystery of the twilight atmosphere with the mesmerizing glow of the dark melody.
A noticeable influence in the sound of the Chiral (featuring Fiona Gorman) song is the participation of the singing lady, at first coming to the foreground, then combining with the harsh male growling in the vocal addition of the main motif. The Conqueror Worm (featuring Kirsten Black) is develops a mystical mystique, giving a slightly faster elements of musical drive and vocal emotionality.
An intriguing introduction develops the further theme of the Tartarus (featuring Hamish Stewart-Black & Scott Westley) twilight march of the dark procession, developing with the dark banners of the twilight anthem.
After a long, intriguing and enigmatic introduction, the From Abyssal Depths (featuring Mike Midgley) song is filled with waves of drive, diversifying the instrumental fragments with echoes of oriental motifs, then combining them in a dance with vocal proclamations. The After The Rain (featuring Tom Hazlehurst & Kirsten Black) track closes the album with a mournful procession of a funeral procession with sublime music and epic atmosphere.