"Atlantic" begins with the sound of a Rhodes piano, played by Kensrue and Teranishi, with Kensrue crooning over a soft electronic beat, which is done by Teranishi and Breckenridge (the former on a synthesizer; the latter on a bass synthesizer). The chorus incorporates acoustic guitar, synthesizers and a glockenspiel. The track is the only one on the release not to feature Teranishi playing any guitar. "For Miles" starts with a piano part played by Teranishi and Kensrue singing, which drew influence from Miles Davis. Programming by Teranishi is heard as it transitions into a post-hardcore number with progressive elements. A portion of "Hold Fast Hope" makes reference to the Bible story of Jonah; it includes a Moog synthesizer part played by Osbourne. While on tour in Japan, Teranishi bought a music box. He subsequently wrote the song "Music Box" based on musical notes made by the box, which can be heard throughout it. He added a Rhodes piano, Hammond organ and synthesizer alongside it.