{"id":861,"date":"2016-05-12T17:08:53","date_gmt":"2016-05-13T03:08:53","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/way.net\/waymusic\/?p=861"},"modified":"2016-05-12T17:20:26","modified_gmt":"2016-05-13T03:20:26","slug":"djent-kennedies","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/way.net\/waymusic\/2016\/05\/12\/djent-kennedies\/","title":{"rendered":"Djent Kennedies"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"sticker,375x360.u3\"I had too much fun with this. Recently when I was reading about geeky guitar stuff I kept running across this word “djent” and got curious. It turns out is is an esteemed sound in this sort of bro-metal genre, like frat-dude-with-a-sideways-baseball-cap-at-a-keg party metal. It refers to the appropriate sound of the guitar : “dj-dj-dj-dj djent.” It obviously follows that he appropriate question to ask of all proper music is “Does it Djent<\/a>?” Some of it is actually kinda cool, like this guy who made a djent guitar with only one giant piano wire string on it.<\/a> I tried to get the sound and found it was super easy and made flailing away at one or three notes sound really cool.<\/p>\n

“Djent Kennedies”starts with my take on the death metal vocal howl. I always thought the vocals in death metal sounded like a cappuccino machine, so I did this thing called vocoding and crossed my distorted metal voice with the sound of a capuucino machine. I think I was right. I then wondered what would happen if brometal got in a soundclash with the Dead Kennedies, so the howl is followed by Djello’s response. Sorry Djents. Sorry Djello.<\/p>\n

Geek partbelow the soundcloud.<\/p>\n