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Build Buildings’ Knoll – Glitchy Rhythms and Ambient Melodies

Knoll by Build Buildings is an intriguing instrumental track that blends ambient elements with glitchy, erratic rhythms while maintaining a consistent groove. The track shifts between rhythmic patterns and melodic elements, allowing slower tones to emerge amidst glitch-like interruptions. Guitar-like textures come into play, adding depth before returning to the evolving glitch rhythms that drive the composition forward.

Crafted using piano and guitar samples manipulated to abstract the original sounds, Knoll sits comfortably between electroacoustic music and experimental ambient, creating a distinct soundscape. The entire composition was improvised and played on an iPad, showcasing Build Buildings’ inventive approach to production. Fans of artists like Oval, KMRU, and Aphex Twin will appreciate the detailed yet ambient quality of the track.

Build Buildings, also known under the alias B. Tweel, creates music that is both about sound and the spaces in between, experimenting with textures and form to produce a truly unique listening experience.