Underoath rose to prominence in the mid-'00s thanks to their keyboard-slicked post-hardcore sound and dizzying dynamics. Wailing clean vocals push up against banshee-like yowls on the surging screamo of "Young and Aspiring," while warm synths provide tender contrast to hoarse, desperate shrieks on "When the Sun Sleeps," and a ghostly choir weaves an eerie spell throughout "It's Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door." On an even heavier tip, the industrial-rock throwback "On My Teeth" exudes a cathartic sense of aggression with its chaotic, splattering beats.