 "Wise Up!Sucker" contains a "sharp, mocking backing vocal" from Miles Hunt of The Wonder Stuff.One of the songs which "really taps into the heart of PWEI’s science-fiction obsession," "Inject Me" features a breakbeat and "murky" beginning, With its "shady" and "creepy" sustained narrative, it starts with what appears to be a "first-person reverie of some slacker junkie," with the song's introductory lyrics whispered by Crabb, whose voice becomes more paranoid and sharper when the verse begins, with science-fiction-style lyrics forming the rest of the song, though one critic noted that "it's unclear whether the whole SF scenario is happening only in the narrator's addled brainpan."