Rooted in folk and chamber music, their sound is much lighter than that of their parent outfit. The songs dispense with the use of loud guitars and drums, in favour of differing vocal rhythms, keyboards and brass instruments. However, the music still contains Cardiacs' trademark off-the-wall chord progressions and sudden time changes, albeit in a slightly gentler fashion.
This sound is characterized by its origins in folk and chamber music, resulting in a softer tone compared to their parent band. The songs prioritize alternative vocal patterns, keyboards, and brass instruments over loud guitars and drums. Although the music still showcases Cardiacs' distinctive unconventional chord progressions and tempo shifts, they are presented with a more restrained approach.