Stylistically, the album has been described by Allrovi's Jason Lymangrover as ranging "from Frank Sinatra pop to psychedelic garage rock";[REF] while The Boston Globe James Reed has noted the "spare" sound of "Scalinatella" and the "furious and rocking" pace of "Urlo Negro" [REF].
One song on the record, "Scalinatella", is sung in Neapolitan, rather than Italian, which required Patton to re-learn the correct inflections and pronunciations in that language.