- Funny Moments: "Back To The Garden", really. A song about getting back into paradise through growing vegetables? The sheer absurdity makes it hilarious.
- Heartwarming Moments: Both "Against The Night" and "Again The Night".
- Nightmare Fuel: "Entropy", for some. It consists of nothing but Webley's voice, slightly altered to get a sort of vague sound, and notes from either a bell or a glockenspiel. It's...disturbing.
- The song that follows it, "Winter", for others. Initially it seems to be a simple spoken-word song about the fear of mortality and time running out, which is grim enough as it is—but the second verse takes a hard turn into Surreal Horror and it just gets worse from there. Did we mention the lyrics address the listener directly, with the singer implied to be winter itself personified as a Humanoid Abomination?
- "Dance While the Sky Crashes Down" continues the Surreal Horror and themes of decay and calamity; without an obvious narrative through-line to follow, we're treated to disjointed scenes of rotting corpses, rains of acid, and God himself dying.
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