Cipher Method

Cipher Method
Cipher Method
Studio album by Negative Format
Released 2003
Genre Electronic Industrial
Length 68:00
Label Sector 9 Studios
Negative Format chronology
Static
(2002)		 Cipher Method
(2003)		 Moving Past The Boundaries
(2005)

Cipher Method is Negative Formats fourth CD. It is a journey into the dark recesses of the human mind, unlocking our encrypted thought patterns. Cipher Method was built with complex beat and rhythm structures, mixing negative format's trance melodies with dark atmospheric overtones, and a mixture of vocoded and EBM vocal passages.

Track listing

  1. "Cipher"
  2. "Automate"
  3. "Transfer"
  4. "Schema"
  5. "Algorythm"
  6. "Senseless"
  7. "Vertex"
  8. "Static"
  9. "Encryption"
  10. "Downfall (atomsphere)"
  11. "Packet Filter"



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