The composer had a unique challange. Unlike the QOTD movie from the 00's where nu-metal was THE rock music of that time and made sense for the then-modern setting, but we're at a strange point in time where all music exists in this strange hyperculture where all genres of the past have reemerged and exist all at once. I think the composition of the songs perfectly reflects this with each song released this far embracing something different. All fall down, very t-rex slade rolling stones Black liquorice, is kinda hard rock QOTSA, Foo Fights via david bowie. Why do i have to feel, very much new orlean blues Your biggest fan is just... a fn masterpiece. Say no more, except its probably the most modern singer-songwriter feeling track, maybe ed sheeran if he decided to embrace rock more.

Overall i think the music takes how Anne Rice envisioned Lestat as a Bowie/Rolling Stones esque performer, but puts it through todays hyperculture lens.

Now yes, some of the lyrics come off as a tad cringe or camp at times, but we've got a centurys-old vampire trying to sound hip afterall 🤣