Music in audiobooks is often used sparingly, but in this production, it is a character of its own. The score utilizes choral chanting and synthesized orchestras that evoke a sense of "The Infinite." It underscores the vastness of time these characters have lived through. The music swells during the rare moments of action, punctuating the destruction of priceless artifacts with bombastic doom, and fades into low, unsettling drones during the characters' philosophical debates, reminding the listener that these are ancient beings trapped in unending time.
Fans on Reddit’s r/Necrontyr have argued that the audiobook exclusive is the "definitive" version because Rath wrote the novel while listening to Reed’s demo tapes . Rath confirmed in a 2021 interview that he envisioned Trazyn’s voice as Reed’s performance, making the print novel a script for the audio product. infinite and the divine audiobook exclusive