Nearly half the tracks are instrumentals, or tracks with minimal and often wordless female vocals. "Song to the Siren" as one of the group's masterpieces.

The music is tight, synth-heavy, and still driven in large part by great bass lines. The album mixes it up a bit, from the electronic first and then can turn to airiness.

Haunting, vast atmospheres with truly mystical rhythems. The use of Australia's Victorian Philharmonic Orchestra on many tracks continues the tradition of strong arrangements in Gerrard's work.

Hypnotic sound -- a darkly sensual and cinematic fusion of hip-hop rhythms, soulful melodies, dub grooves-nice dance music.

Blue Wonder Power Milk is woven with string arrangements and dance club beats for a drowsy feel. Most songs featured on Blue Wonder Power Milk are by light strings, allowing Hooverphonic to gently fall into genres of indie pop, dream pop, and trip-hop, however each song does take on a life of its own.

The feeling is one of a '50s jukebox suddenly plunged into a time warp, dressed with extra sparkle and with a just-sleepy-enough, narcotic feeling.

Clannad bridged the gap between traditional Celtic music and pop. Usually, their results were an entrancing, enchanting form of pop that managed to fuse the disparate elements together rather seamlessly.

Ov Biospheres and Sacred Grooves, showed that Psychick Warriors could straddle the fence between floor-filling organic trance and dark ambience quite well. On tracks such as "Obsidian" the chilling ambient groove easily overpowered any textured beats.

Orgship is a stunningly beautiful hybrid of symphonic synths, pastoral ambience, dense atmospheres, and new ambience from Solar Quest (nee George Saunders). These individual soundscapes tell a tale of discovery and awakening.