"Image of the Invisible" features Morse code, which spells out the album's title, done by Kensrue. Breckenridge said the song was written before they had the idea of adding Morse code. After looking into incorporating it with programming, they found out it had "a really cool syncopation with the beat" in the song. The track is led by gang vocal, in the style of Comeback Kid, which are heard throughout it. Though the track continued to the sound of "Artist", it was compared to an Ian MacKaye-fronted Linkin Park. "Between the End and Where We Lie" sees Kensrue toy with programming, Teranishi with a Rhodes piano and Breckenridge with a synthesizer. "The Earth Will Shake" starts off as an acoustic blues track, complete with a Hammond organ played by Teranishi, before shifting into loud guitars, with Kensrue's vocals breaking into screams. The song's breakdown features an a cappella chain gang chant. The group used the upstairs living area of the recording studio, by stomping on the floor and yelling, to recreate the chants. The track sees the group playing with different time signatures, reminiscent to a darker iteration of Oceansize and tonality of "Big Riff" by Cave In. It tackles the theme of prison inmates yearning for a jailbreak; it drew influence from poetry by C.S. Lewis and the field recordings of musicologist Alan Lomax.