Misha Mansoor: The Djent Set #3 (Part 1)

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In this month's column, Periphery guitarist Misha Mansoor talks about incorporating hammer-ons and more ons in their hit song "Buttersnips."

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[elisprague]

This is how music was born, some one who didn't resort to theory to write.

[Tordah26]

GREAT NOISEGATE ON MICROPHONE, GUYS.

[Hellwarrior1000]

this guitar tone is marvelous

[servinyallchickens]

DAT TONE

[RelaxBrodysseus]

@barneycockburn This guy did Tosin's first album with him. Apparently Tosin doesn't think he's amateur and dumb.

[AAnderson613]

@69biatchslap Bernie rico jr. jykll model i believe

[69biatchslap]

what guitar is that man 

i want it

[barneycockburn]

Just watched an interview with Tosin Abasi before this, and it makes this guy look amateur and dumb

[TrafalgarRemains]

this sounds like veil of maya, born of osiris and stuff but those bands aren't called djent i think?

[mikeygheetarz]

@caesar09 I can agree in some cases, it really latches on to you though, especially with a full band. Since djent came around no one has come close to perfecting the style as good as Meshuggah, but Periphery is close up there. I can respect Misha for what he does, as bizarre as it might be to a more traditionally trained musician.

[HeavyMetalVagabond]

@GhostsNSt00f he is...

[GhostsNSt00f]

@chinaclub misha mansoor a musical genius? LMFAO