The album also more prominently features clean vocals, with Mirai's singing heavily processed through Pro Tools and vocoders.

[3] The untitled Track 10 was purported to be a recording of sounds researched in sonic warfare, created to psychologically harm the listener.

[4] In 2007, The End Records released a remastered reissue of the album, with revamped blue-sky artwork and extra tracks.

The minute-long intro to "Confession to Be Buried" was removed from the remastered version, bringing the track's length down to 5:25.

The second disc contained previously unreleased demo recordings; additionally, the untitled tenth track and the David Harrow mix of "The Tranquilizer Song" were omitted from the remaster.