"my great descent": A creepy track, with a very chromatic piano and with either wailing or very low processed guitars.
"the game": There's some jazz drumming rhythms and piano progressions, with wailing guitars being a background layer, although they take up more and more space as the track progresses. Vocals are more intelligible on this one.
"mr weirdo": An awesome piano riff and guitars that blend in with the progression. Vocals provide more texture.
"tasteless": The drums and piano take up more space on this one, and there's a synthesizer buzzing in the background from time to time. The sometimes falsetto vocals contrast with the low piano.
"spacecat": Being a more funk/hip-hop oriented piece, it has some great guitar riffs and even has two synthesized organ-like breakdowns.
"deep catchy hole": Very heavy drumming on this one. Synthesized bass. Guitars take the main stage some time later.
"all you've never felt": Another jazz-like track, with the piano and drums taking the main stage again.
"take the virus out": A very heavy guitar riff and screeching, disturbing breakdowns.
"something's wrong": This time the full complex enters - jazz-like drums and guitar layers in different octaves, joined by a dark, chromatic piano and noisy synthesizers in the chorus.
"the only way out": Another guitar-dependent track, with different riffs entering at different timings.
"the price": The first and only track that's heavily affected by synthesizers and programming, although there's a clear guitar in the chorus.
"weird medicine": Although the weak verse parts don't really make you want to carry on with listening, the track has a very optimistic and strong chorus. Note the absense of drums.
I see some comparisons with Nine Inch Nails here. I agree, but would like to assert it my way: this is what Nine Inch Nails could sound like today if Trent Reznor was listening to modern rock bands some more.
I really enjoyed listening to this album. I especially liked "mr weirdo", "tasteless", "something's wrong" and "the price". Whenever I'll get the chance to download this album, I sure will.