Ozric Tentacles are sometimes considered "space rock," and it doesn't take long into opening track "Magick Valley" to see that might be a reasonable genre description. Drawing heavily from early jazz rock fusion and instrumental rock, Ozric Tentacles combine live guitar, bass, and percussion with synthesizers and electronic drums into spacey textures and frequent shreddy solos. Exotic instruments and synthesizer leads and riffs abound, sometimes just as backdrop and sometimes driving the song. "Magick Valley" has one section about halfway through with middle eastern instrumentation. "Oddweird" has a section with what sounds like a Japanese koto. "Oolong, Oolong" has a pervasive, sort of squelchy synthesizer which moves back and forth in the stereo field as the main theme at the beginning. "Plant Music" has a very trance-like synthesizer motif at the beginning.