Glitchbased
Glitchbased is a term used to describe a genre of electronic music that intentionally incorporates elements of digital or analog signal errors, often referred to as "glitches." These sonic artifacts can include sudden stutters, clicks, pops, digital noise, distorted audio, and unexpected sonic textures. The aesthetic of glitchbased music often focuses on the manipulation and recontextualization of these imperfections, transforming them into rhythmic or melodic components.
The origins of glitchbased music can be traced back to early experimental electronic music and the development
Key characteristics of glitchbased music include fragmented rhythms, micro-edits, and a departure from traditional song structures.