The music perfectly resembles that setting. Merry orchestral themes alongside suspense and action define the album. 

The album starts with a handful of well composed dances before plunging into chaos in "We Are Under Attack!!". Peaceful tracks follow, with a couple of great, intense action pieces scattered throughout, but the heart of the score consists of more of the emotional and peaceful moments. Tracks like "Menuet Des Mortes Vivants" sound more like classical orchestral concert pieces than a zombie movie score, making the album a truly unique experience. "The Letter / Siege Of London" and "Zombies Are Fed / Attack / Showdown" are my favourite action tracks of the score, the latter featuring just a hint of electronics. Personally, I'd have loved to hear the score as purely orchestral music since I am starting to feel tired of them being almost everywhere. However, in these tiny doses I don't mind them a whole lot.

Velázquez manages to create an interesting approach to the zombie genre by mixing intense action with well composed orchestral dances. While the score has a few moments that drag or uninteresting, the vast majority of tracks create a unique and exciting listening experience well worth your time.