"Like Moths to Flame" opens with a piano intro played by Teranish, before shifting into a heavy track in the vein of Isis. It featured synthesizer parts from both Eddie and Riley Breckenridge. Teranishi also incorporated the music box in "Of Dust and Nations", which also saw him add synthesizer, alongside Eddie Breckenridge's bass synthesizer. On "Stand and Feel Your Worth", Kensrue's vocal was compared to Further Seems Forever frontman Jason Gleason. It saw Teranishi incorporate Rhodes organ, a synthesizer, and programming, which was also done by Riley Breckenridge. Kensrue said "Red Sky" was about how people deal with issues, "but in the end things are redeemed and there's a resolution". It is driven by piano, which is played by Teranishi, and drums during the verses, with delayed guitar parts and programming by Osborne.