A succinct and elevated 4-pack—Glass is a 12-minute sojourn that marries a collage of sincere organic fractals sprinkled above precise mechanical contours.
Brittle and broken beats dabble through guitar flickers as Build Buildings (aka New York-based Ben Tweel) manipulates opaque ambient moments with delicate instrumentation. “Hebei” opens his latest extended player with carefully woven drones and scattered digital debris as “Honey Locust” reveals nostalgic clicks’n cuts-era fragments—its glitchier bits tangled around thin sliced melodies and detuned bells. The title-track distills and drains itself in minimalist veils, a sort of Oval versus Pole dynamic is the result where gently brushed static weaves around a solemn mood. Closing with “Cedilla,” Build Buildings achieves sonic bliss—pitter-patter percussion drips above subdued dub and soundtrack-driven layers. A succinct and elevated 4-pack—Glass is a 12-minute sojourn that marries a collage of sincere organic fractals sprinkled above precise mechanical contours.
Glass is available on Audiobulb.
