In Thom Jurek's review of the album for AllMusic, he describes that "Sonically, these guys love dissonance; they love thick heavy atmospheres and feedback and they love to mess with tempos stretching out time and sending it into a void", concluding  "The Work Which Transforms God is a compelling and knotty listen; it squeals, plods, cracks, screeches, whirs and wails in differing shades of black."
Thom Jurek's review of the album for AllMusic emphasizes the band's musical style, which is characterized by a love for dissonance, heavy soundscapes, extended tempos, and time distortions. He describes the album as "compelling" and "knotty," highlighting its diverse sonic textures that include squeals, plods, cracks, screeches, whirs, and wails.