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In an article for HuffPost, Tony Sachs describe the album's sound (as well as the sound of his debut) as being a mix of “classic ‘60s songcraft, elements of ‘70s glam-rock, and the new-wave sheen of the ‘80s” while “sounding completely contemporary.”

The album's lead single "Eloquence" has been described as "a stately, power chord-laden, midtempo tune that recalls Sgt.Pepper-era Beatles, along with more than a hint of “All The Young Dudes,” the ‘70s rock classic written by David Bowie and made famous by Mott The Hoople."