Stylistically, the band plays a very varied and versatile form of progressive rock. The instruments range from Opeth-esque, brooding and crushing distortion through Dream Theatre-inspired epic passages all the way to stuff that you'd find in any slightly more complex and non-mainstream alternative rock album. The latter vibe is fortified by their competent vocalist, whose voice will remind you of a strange split between Brandon Boyd (Incubus) and the dudes from Pain Of Salvation and Dream Theater. Maybe even Evergrey if you really pay close attention. The clean vocal delivery obviously allows for much more memorable content than if they were screamed/growled, and particularly the title track and "Drain Your Soul" both benefit from catchy harmonies to make it a joy for the listener to venture through their six minute lengths of prog rock.