 "Fire Red-Gas Blue-Ghost Green" is said to be the most ethereal track, which opens with bass guitar and double bass and transforms into a jazz tune containing Middle Eastern modalities.Writer Andy Kelman writes that the track's "Middle-to-Far Eastern flavor" is countered by its "more expansive landscape" with Schaufelberger's guitar solo and Kroll's bass clarinet solo.A steady bass drum largely supports the other instrumentation throughout "Nile", which features low-end serpent working against the "pinging" harp.