Michael Torke's "Four," released on September 30, 2003, under Ecstatic Records, is a captivating exploration of minimalism that spans a concise yet engaging 51 minutes. This album showcases Torke's distinctive compositional style, blending repetitive structures with subtle variations to create a mesmerizing auditory experience. The four-track collection includes "Adjustable Wrench" and a trio of pieces under the collective title "Overnight Mail," each offering a unique journey through the minimalist landscape. Torke's work is known for its intricate layering and rhythmic complexity, and "Four" is no exception. The album's title reflects its structured and segmented approach, with each piece contributing to a cohesive whole. Fans of minimalist music will appreciate the intricate detail and evolving patterns that define Torke's compositions, making "Four" a compelling addition to any contemporary classical music collection.