djont: <(d)'jahnt>: noun/verb: a term used to describe a chunkier, bass-ier version of Djent, being a style of guitar playing characterized by a palm muted, mildly distorted sound with intricate picking technique, usually played on thick strings on frets close to the headstock.
Djont is usually slower, chunkier, and less intricate than Djent. it occasionally will contain pinch harmonics, string bending, and unnatural noises. as well as the usual "bam-ba-ka bam-bam-ba bam-ba-ka, Djent d-djent-djent d-Djent" etc.
Djont is usually slower, chunkier, and less intricate than Djent. it occasionally will contain pinch harmonics, string bending, and unnatural noises. as well as the usual "bam-ba-ka bam-bam-ba bam-ba-ka, Djent d-djent-djent d-Djent" etc.
that 18 string guitar really djonts.
the Humanity's last breath song "abyssal mouth" is mostly djont.
I really like that filthy, gross, and djont-y tone that this guitar has, I should use it in the breakdown for the next song in my album.
the Humanity's last breath song "abyssal mouth" is mostly djont.
I really like that filthy, gross, and djont-y tone that this guitar has, I should use it in the breakdown for the next song in my album.
by BlueThePerhaps June 24, 2023
A guitar-like instrument with only the lowest 3 strings, tuned to a comically low tuning (standard power chord drop tuning). Played in djent bands, as it's easy to get that djuggah and djeh sounds from the instrument. Often replaces the guitar and bass, as the music is tuned so low a normal guitar can't make those sounds while a bass would just be playing the same notes with different tonal qualities
Brad: "Hey Kyle, what kind of guitar makes those squeals, djegga, and mud sounds? I see you playing it all the time"
Kyle: "Yo Brad, that's not a guitar, it's my djont stick. I'm a djent kiddie now boi" *skates away*
Kyle: "Yo Brad, that's not a guitar, it's my djont stick. I'm a djent kiddie now boi" *skates away*
by Mikau02 April 09, 2024