Djent

"Djent" Is that sound you typically hear shortly after a 15 year old purchases his first 8 string guitar or after a 30 year old (who still lives at home) purchases his 12th 8 or 9 string guitar. These individuals require more expensive extended range guitars because they produce music which is far more complex and demanding than your average guitarist. DJENT guitarists, or 'DJENTLEmen' are often misunderstood and criticized for not being able to play normal songs on normal guitars. This is due to the fact that whenever they try to play a 6 string guitar, they would often end up running out of strings. The truth is, normal 6 string guitars were just not built well enough to handle the extreme talent and complex creative genius of a true DJENT player. The more expensive the guitar and the more strings it has, the better it will be at DJENTing. DJENTers are the only guitarists capable of composing a piece of music containing only 1 to 3 different notes, or writing songs in a 1:3 / 1:4 note/string ratio meaning 1 note per 3 or 4 strings. Some of the more complex DJENT compositions have been reported of having up to 7 or even 9 notes. DJENT is not for everyone, as some people's minds are just not advanced enough to comprehend the complex genius required to produce the perfect DJENT. It is a highly specialized technical procedure most cannot fathom and is often out of the comfort zone and achievable skill level for the average musician.