Songs begin with an introductory build up, playing off of variants of some generally slow paced riff before breaking and exploding into an insanely paced maze of abrupt riffing and shifts, using the full cornucopia of both metal and hardcore/grindcore technique, bringing the listener deeper into modern fear, insanity, and paranoia, and ending in such a way as to leave the listener uncertain of the conclusion of the song. The second half of the album is more grindcore oriented, sometimes blasting along simply for the sake of noise within a larger structure.

The more fully articulated nature of this release when compared with the short bursts of fury of most grindcore will make it easier to stomach for most hessians, however its message of warning and protest against an increasingly technocratic system, told via portrayal of modern neuroses rather than through romanticizing an alternative, marks it as grindcore. Its musicality is greater than virtually anything else in its genre though, and its warnings ring truer than those of contemporaries, making it one of the best albums in grindcore, and one of the very few that this author would actively recommend.