 Beneath keyboards in classical as well as in processed forms, Hammill used guitars, backing vocals and some overdubs by the violins of Stuart Gordon and the saxophones of David Jackson.This kind of instrumentation was Hammill’s main form of producing since the 1990s, but this time with an even higher level of complexity and without the use of drums.In "Incoherence" Hammill discusses the contradictions and shortcomings of language, given that "our capacities for communication and comprehension define us both socially and personally".