Low's fourth album continues their exploration of slowcore while incorporating subtle sonic experimentation. Released in 1999, "Secret Name" features the band's characteristic minimal approach - sparse drums, simple bass lines, deliberate guitar - while production adds atmospheric depth. Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker's vocal harmonies remain central, creating ethereal beauty over the deliberate tempos. The songs balance religious imagery with personal introspection, addressing faith and doubt with equal honesty. Steve Albini's production captures the band's quiet intensity while adding textural details. Essential slowcore demonstrating Low's continued artistic development and their ability to find new expressive possibilities within their self-imposed constraints.