knitting

About

knitting doesn't just play music; they construct sonic architectures, weaving together threads of math rock intricacy, post-punk grit, and jazz-infused improvisation into a tapestry that's both dizzyingly complex and surprisingly accessible. Emerging from the fertile Parisian underground, knitting has cultivated a distinctive sound that defies easy categorization. Their debut EP, "k," served as a blueprint, showcasing angular guitar riffs, dynamic shifts, and the propulsive energy of a band determined to break free from conventional song structures. While influences like Battles and Don Caballero are evident, knitting carves its own niche through a distinctly European sensibility, incorporating elements of krautrock's hypnotic repetition and avant-garde experimentation. Breakthrough performances at Trans Musicales and support slots for lauded indie acts have cemented their reputation as a force to be reckoned with. With a growing international following and a relentless touring schedule, knitting is currently fine-tuning their debut album, promising an even more expansive and meticulously crafted soundscape. This is a band poised to redefine the boundaries of instrumental rock.