There are at least three (but probably more) bands/acts called The Rhythm Method. 1. The Rhythm Method are a British indie pop duo formed in a Thameside squat, comprising lyricist/vocalist Joey Bradbury and songwriter/top-liner Rowan Martin. Their music was a series of iPhone demos, then a Soundcloud page, then a band, then a live show - and then the proper releases came: a steady stream of singles since 2016, plus an actual album, How Would You Know I Was Lonely? (2019). 2. The Rhythm Method was was an obscure post-punk outfit from New York who put out the 'Alligators Have Fun' 7-inch in 1979. Both tracks on that release are also featured on the DIY compilation, 'Atomic Shockwaves, Vol. 12'. 3. The Rhythm Method was a Colorado group consisting of Rachael A.K. Hazan, Meladye A.M. Shiveley, Marla M. Wasson, Kay Krewson, and Michelle A. D'Arcy. They released two albums: The Rhythm Method (1994) and The Rhythm Method Live (1996). They recorded a capella vocal music with lesbian feminist themes. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.