Unfortunately, this 4-piece actually shows very little in the way of influences from those groups. Use of piano/keyboards on some of the songs, and some ambient programming aside, the disc is a pretty generic entry that could be generously categorized under alternative metal. There are some legitimately fairly heavy tracks, such as "God Failed" with its churning drop-tuned riffing, but most of the tracks are hoping to gain the "heavy" tag solely from the drop-tuned, bass-heavy and heavily-distorted guitars and the rough vocals of both the naturally-slightly-rough and screaming-on-top-of-clean varieties. On the other end of things is the ballad "Lunar," which I believe they announced on stage as the panty-dropper... a rather generic "I only want you" kind of tune including the confusing line "And I just wanna live on the moon 'cause it's better without you." (Fully in context I suppose it makes more sense, but when it was the first line of the song I actually caught I couldn't understand how that was supposed to be sweet.)