Since the more refined productions of "Sugar Ditch Revisited" and 1987's "The World We Knew", the band has concentrated less on raw, primitive sounds than in its early years. The group has developed into a combo working more with the feel and subtleties of the genres it explores, including tango and roots-oriented styles, with occasional forays into deranged, garage blues, as heard in "Panther Phobia" or in the frenzied guitar work performed in some of the 1980s and 1990s live shows by New Orleans musician George Reinecke, as also heard on "Red Devil". The main constant in the varied work remains Falco's provocative vocals and wordplay.