Ancient Methods - Fourth Method

Review by Hamdy Zaky

Ancient Methods' Fourth Method is a powerful and intense album that showcases the German duo's unique blend of industrial, techno, and noise music. The album features ten tracks that are all meticulously crafted with an attention to detail that is both impressive and intimidating.

From the opening track "Swallow the Screw," which features pounding drums and distorted vocals, to the closing track "Twelve Stones to Divide Jordan's Sand," which is a slow-building, atmospheric piece that gradually builds to a thunderous climax, Fourth Method is an album that demands to be listened to from start to finish.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The House of Rahab," which features haunting vocals from vocalist Huren, and a driving beat that is both hypnotic and unsettling. Another highlight is "It's All Just Beginning," which features a pulsing bassline and distorted synths that create an almost apocalyptic atmosphere.

Summary by Hamdy Zaky

Fourth Method is a challenging and rewarding listen that showcases Ancient Methods' unique vision and uncompromising approach to music. It's an album that will appeal to fans of industrial, techno, and experimental music, and is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it.