Anthony Lazure's production across "Vand'Oeuvre" achieves maximum depth from a relatively spare array of textures, mostly using a simple rock drum kit processed through amplifiers and filters to create aggressive reverberations. "Moulin Rouge" stands out from the album's extended palette of harsh noise and processed vocals by virtue of its physicality, where it represents a transfer of velocity from one location to another. Languishing diffuse effects are subdued against forceful sounds of storm surge generated by storm winds and waves. The expansive "Atlantidian Front" and "Emerald City Surrender" are respectively situated at the heart of the album and draw together cinematic elements as a whole.