The six extended tracks on Almost Invisible are all darkly atmospheric instrumental pieces of a developmental character. The first four tracks were recorded at Ptomaine Temple in Oakland, California on November 9, 1996. Fluid transitions bridge the pieces, and in that sense they constitute one continuous program of music. The last two tracks on the CD were performed live at Spaceland in Los Angeles on October 8, 1996. The sound, style and atmosphere of the music similar to that of the first four tracks.

Every pedal in the book is employed to generate the rich soundscapes on the album, there is a considerable amount of shoegazing being exercised on the parts of the guitarists, and the drumming is therapeutic in its intensity. In general the music of Subarachnoid Space is both relaxing to listen to, but also invites the listener to get involved in the intricate, evolving patterns of the arrangements.

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