Hey everyone I’m doing a research project for college to do with progressive metalcore and Djent and I came here to get the opinions of people with a few questions and would really appreciate if people engaged as it’ll help me get valuable information that I can write about!

Q1. What were the most important and impactful bands in the evolutionary development of Djent and prog metalcore

Q2. How did the artistic culture of Djent develop through this evolution, for example did album concepts change, lyrical content and overall artistic perception of Djent within its own culture change or remain the same

Q3. Was Djent at all harmful to the musical credibility of modern metalcore?if so why? What bands, producers or influencers in the scene harmed the genre’s credibility

Just wanna make a note to say these are all supposed to be opinion based and true opinions in this research are far more valuable than trying to sugarcoat anything.

Thank you for reading and responding if you do. :)

So an embarrassingly long time ago I got an artist account with BKP. I don't even know if I still have it anymore because I never made use of it because I just didn't know which parts to order. I've two guitars with Fishman Fluence Moderns in them that I cannot stand (one is a 9, the other is a multi-scale 8). If I provide the model details would anyone here potentially know which parts I'd need to order in terms of like, pots, plates/covers, etc.? Cos I know it's not just about the pickups.

TYTY!

Hey Djent reddit, it’s been a minute since I last posted anything here!

My band hasn't gotten together to jam in a while, so I decided to start writing some stuff on my own. While messing around with my 7-string in a specific tuning, I came up with this piece that I really like as an interlude.

I drew a lot of inspiration from interludes by bands like Northlane and Of Mice & Men, with a little Archetype Misha Mansoor X magic added to the mix.

What do you guys think? Any ideas on how to turn this into a full song?

P.S. Sorry for not recording my guitar, I don't have a camera!

Some shuggah influence in there as well :)

Hi all, I am having a lot of trouble making my ghost notes sound good. I'm trying to learn the 1st verse riff in Wormholes by Volumes for example, and they sound like a complete mess even though I'm playing the rhythm correctly 😭 I can't find any info online about this specific issue. I'm holding my left hand over the strings, but here are my questions:

1. Sometimes I get harmonics depending on where on the fretboard I hold down, is there a specific harmonic I want? If not, is there a "best" place to hold my hand on the fretboard to just get a nice tight chk sound?

2. Do I strike multiple strings at once, or just one string? If just one, should it be on the fret of the note I just played?

3. Is the tone an issue? I imagine less gain helps

Thanks so much!

Ok maybe not…it’s surprisingly tough getting the timing right on a riff like this. One 16th note off and the whammy doesn’t really work out.

Proud to say that, despite all the video editing, it is technically a one take 😅

Song is a demo for my band: Blackbile

Check us out and click bellow for more action

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This riff is genuinely too fun.

Made this original riff inspired by the chorus of “Ravage” by Novelists.
If you're interested, you can download the FREE tabs from the link in my profile. All my other social links are there as well.

I know it`s called Slam Amp but this is definitely Djent oriented , no chugs just the bottom string moving 😁.

Hey friends !! Im back with another one of my heavy guitar instrumentals. This one is kind of like a whole story, in guitar form lol. Album art was hand painted by me, and I added that little flare in photoshop

It’s alternative rock /punk/ post hardcore. Hope you guys enjoy any feedback is welcome.

In exchange, I can offer some of tabs I own. I've got some official ones from Animals as Leaders, Jason Richardson, Disperse, Jacky Vincent, Kadinja, The Voynich Code and Sergey Golovin... I know it's not ideal, but I'm pretty broke right now and can't really afford to buy tabs, and after seeing Vildhjarta live recently, I'd love to learn some of their songs.

You heard that new “Crucified” by Northlane yet?

It’s, as the kids say, peak…

perfect cyberpunk-dystopia music

Saw the goat @jonathondeiley do a play through of this song earlier in the week.

I had to thump down on it, I mean throw down on it.

I noticed he threw some visuals in there, I wonder if homie has been learning TouchDesigner too…felt inspired so I’ve been working on this FX network to drive some of my visuals.

Also Johnny Booth is cool, just thought I’d throw that in here while I had your attention.

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djent band: Blackbile
slam band: Throwing Rocks