1970s British Glam Rock with a touch of funk. Features a bright, jangly electric guitar playing rhythmic chords and a melodic bassline that follows the vocal melody. The drums maintain a steady backbeat with prominent hi-hat work, Male vocals are delivered in a high-energy, slightly nasal tone with frequent melodic leaps. The arrangement is dense with layered guitar tracks and occasional vocal harmonies

Ferry version starts:
[Verse 1]
Polished desk
Obsidian surface reflecting a face I barely recognize
The spreadsheets are bleeding
Looking for a spark in the grid of your tired eyes


Human Capital
Indie rock with funk and disco influences. Clean electric guitar plays syncopated, muted 16th-note scratches and staccato chords. A melodic bass guitar line features prominent slides and octave jumps. Drums maintain a steady 4/4 groove with a crisp snare and tight hi-hats. Male vocals are delivered in a mid-range tenor with occasional falsetto leaps. A bright, polyphonic synthesizer pad provides harmonic backing in the choruses. The arrangement features sudden dynamic shifts between sparse verses and dense, layered choruses. Tempo is 118 BPM in the key of B minor.

Dividends of Disdain
Indie pop with funk and disco influences. Clean electric guitar plays syncopated 16th-note scratches and palm-muted riffs. A prominent synth bass follows a melodic, driving line with occasional slides. Drums feature a tight snare and consistent hi-hat eighth notes. Male vocals are delivered in a mid-range tenor with frequent shifts into falsetto during the chorus. Bright, staccato synth brass stabs and shimmering polyphonic pads provide harmonic texture. The arrangement includes a bridge with a distorted electric guitar solo featuring rapid alternate picking and wah-wah filtering. Tempo is 120 BPM in the key of D major.