According to Rupert Howe of Select, the minimalist style of Paap's prior productions is presented on the album with a more domesticated pace, complemented by a percussive, semi-ambient groove that "recognises that the secret of trance lies as much in the groove as in clouds of ethereal synth noise." Paul Cooper of Pitchfork described the record's style as "belittled beats in deference to drifting, ambient nebulae."
In accordance with Rupert Howe of Select, the subdued aesthetic of Paap's earlier works is showcased on the album with a more subdued tempo, accompanied by a rhythmic, semi-ambient groove that "acknowledges that the key to trance lies as much in the rhythm as in clouds of otherworldly synth sounds." Paul Cooper of Pitchfork described the record's style as "reduced beats in deference to drifting, ambient nebulae."