Labyrinths' first track, 1985 A Quest is the perfect opener. Evoking a John Carpenter-esque tone, this song evolves quickly, fusing a super electro keyboard melody with subtle samples. The song is a journey and has a very sci-fi vibe; it tells an extremely energetic story that sets the pace for the rest of the album.

Stitches came as somewhat of a surprise. As the album's second track, Stitches evokes the same sci-fi vibe as Quest in a very strong way. The element of surprise, here, is the addition of robotic voices (courtesy of California synth-pop solo artist Big Black Delta) – while the lyrics are repetitive, they help the track progress nicely. By the end of the song, though, there is a lot going on and the song's weight becomes somewhat overwhelming. With a mesh of samples and the chorus of robot voices all seemingly played at the same strength, Stitches is a lot to take in.

Tangents, one of the album's stronger tracks, begins with a sweet piano riff, which is then fused with a hard synth-like beat that sounds strangely like static. The addition of a deeper, house-like beat mixed with the synthpop style creates a very unique blend of sounds.

Still Looking has a much faster quality that plays with distortion and heavy beat. An almost glitch hop meets rock meets electro sound, this track has a distinctly progressive feel at the beginning before launching into a harder sound without looking back.

Like Fireflies seemed to be the misfit of the album. There was a very distinct trance vibe at work, which, though it spoke to the 17-year-old trance lover in me, the song didn't quite work with the rest of the album. A tad too far on the commercial side, this track blends dated cathedral-like ethereal samples with a faster beat. It seems to lose touch with the futuristic vibe of Labyrinths as a whole, and plays to a sound that had its reign a few years ago.

The penultimate song on Labyrinths is Kressyda. Starting out mellow and progressive, the song adds in the same robotic voice elements as Stitches and a strange but beautiful melody. Suddenly, the song changes direction very quickly, dropping a massive beat that gives it an almost happy hardcore tone. The strange melody can still be heard in the background, which makes for a very eccentric combination that really got me bobbing along.