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Angine De Poitrine is cool and everything but hey microtonal music was first done in the 1500s.
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Angine De Poitrine is cool and everything but hey microtonal music was first done in the 1500s.
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Angine De Poitrine is cool and everything but hey microtonal music was first done in the 1500s.
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Angine De Poitrine is cool and everything but hey microtonal music was first done in the 1500s.
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Angine De Poitrine is cool and everything but hey microtonal music was first done in the 1500s.
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Live Review: Angine de Poitrine | Strange Brew, Bristol
May 14, 2026| Dan Hillier |LIVE REVIEW It’s 7pm. Tonight’s headliner isn’t on for another hour. No support.…
#Bristol #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #AnginedePoitrine #Britain #GreatBritain #MathRock #StrangeBrew
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/960353/ Live Review: Angine de Poitrine | Strange Brew, Bristol #AngineDePoitrine #Bristol #Britain #England #GreatBritain #MathRock #StrangeBrew #UK #UnitedKingdom
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Hey Angine de Poitrine friends who live in North America and don't follow them on IG: they've added some new dates between June and December and will have a human fan-only, no bots allowed presale go live May 19 10am local. Have to sign up at this link to get a unique code: https://laylo.com/anginedepoitrine/m/xUb6AS
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Hey Angine de Poitrine friends who live in North America and don't follow them on IG: they've added some new dates between June and December and will have a human fan-only, no bots allowed presale go live May 19 10am local. Have to sign up at this link to get a unique code: https://laylo.com/anginedepoitrine/m/xUb6AS
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"Being imperfect is the only act of rebellion we have left against the machine. I have free will, and this has been a defense of humanity."
I strongly recommend this video that discusses the context of contemporary art, using the Canadian phenomenon "Angine de Poitrine" as an example.
Sadly, I think this video doesn't have in-english subtitles, please let me know if you can generate it.
https://youtu.be/cpiBHy0iX5Y?si=9dOFwhrs2oR2YcLA
#noIA #noAI #AI #IA #anginedepoitrine #art #history #arthistory #music #opinion #reflection #thoughts #critical
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New post: Gig Review: Angine de Poitrine / Yoo Doo Right – Electric Ballroom, London (11th May 2026) https://moshville.co.uk/reviews/gig-review/2026/05/gig-review-angine-de-poitrine-yoo-doo-right-electric-ballroom-london-11th-may-2026/ #AngineDePoitrine #YooDooRight
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:adp_anim: Sarniezz, version orchestrale.
Un tributo della Propaganda Orchestra agli Angine De Poitrine nella puntata del 23 Marzo 2026, "Sarniezz"
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:adp_anim: Sarniezz, version orchestrale.
Un tributo della Propaganda Orchestra agli Angine De Poitrine nella puntata del 23 Marzo 2026, "Sarniezz"
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:adp_anim: Sarniezz, version orchestrale.
Un tributo della Propaganda Orchestra agli Angine De Poitrine nella puntata del 23 Marzo 2026, "Sarniezz"
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:adp_anim: Sarniezz, version orchestrale.
Un tributo della Propaganda Orchestra agli Angine De Poitrine nella puntata del 23 Marzo 2026, "Sarniezz"
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:adp_anim: Sarniezz, version orchestrale.
Un tributo della Propaganda Orchestra agli Angine De Poitrine nella puntata del 23 Marzo 2026, "Sarniezz"
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Youtube throws up some gems and bizarre things - Angine de Poitrine in London!
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Youtube throws up some gems and bizarre things - Angine de Poitrine in London! #anginedepoitrine #youtube #music www.youtube.com/watc...
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Guter Artikel dazu warum ein Bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen so wichtig für das Potential unserer Gesellschaft ist: https://www.scottsantens.com/the-angine-de-poitrine-argument-for-ubi/
(Und die Musik von Angine de Poitrine ist echt super! :D)
#bedingungslosesgrundeinkommen #grundeinkommen #ubi #anginedepoitrine
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Guter Artikel dazu warum ein Bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen so wichtig für das Potintial unserer Gesellschaft ist: https://www.scottsantens.com/the-angine-de-poitrine-argument-for-ubi/
(Und die Musik von Angine de Poitrine ist echt super! :D)
#bedingungslosesgrundeinkommen #grundeinkommen #ubi #anginedepoitrine
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I went to see the most-hyped band of the year last night, but despite the hype, it was still a lot of fun, and a surprisingly good audience 😅
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@leyrer
Wir haben es getan. Und DU bist schuld... :-)
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There are lots of new #Music videos of #AngineDePoitrine as their tour works its way around the world. This one of Utzp from May 10th in Leeds is fun to watch, and it’s cool to see the guitarist working the loop pedals with his feet. https://youtu.be/O9sgm2eNcIg
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Voila.
Der Podcast zum Endspiel: https://erikpop.substack.com/p/endspiel-de-poitrineAm besten vom Ende her hören, wie dieses Saisondrama rund um den #FCSP
#Wolfsburg #Endspiel #Relegation #Heidenheim #Bundesliga #AngineDePoitrine #Musik
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Der Podcast zum Endspiel: https://erikpop.substack.com/p/endspiel-de-poitrine
Am besten vom Ende her hören, wie dieses Saisondrama rund um den #FCSP
#Wolfsburg #Endspiel #Relegation #Heidenheim #Bundesliga #AngineDePoitrine #Musik
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL64_DcoQkc
Angine De Poitrine - Mata Zyklek - Live at Leeds Brudenell Social Club 10th May 2026
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Ils le disent eux-mêmes à longueur d'interview : ils viennent d'une autre planète. Maintenant, nous sachons.
#AngineDePoitrine #TruthRevealed #extraterrestrial #OutOfThisWorld #Forteana #PouetRadio
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“That’s one quarter step for #guitar, one giant leap for mankind.” #AnginedePoitrine #Khruangbin #music #instrumentalmusic open.substack.com/pub/iverson/... #MusicSky
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Hey, here’s an interview with the people behind Angine de Poitrine, with their actual voices! (Canadian French, subtitled in English)
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🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
📻 Vortex Shadow 🌑 (New wave, synthwave, cold wave, goth)
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🎵 Angine de Poitrine - Fabienk▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
https://lesonduvortex.net💬 Join us on Discord:
https://discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE#VortexWave #AnginedePoitrine #ChansonFrançaise #IndiePop #2020s
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Ok y'a peut-être un effet de buzz mais "Angine de poitrine" est quand même un style spécial qui est de plus en plus plaisant à l'écoute...
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@zazzoo Québécois are really, really creative people. I do miss that.
I'm so glad their weirdness has escaped containment. #AngineDePoitrine
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https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/may/08/unmasking-angine-de-poitrine-rock-duo-quebec-khn-klek
"‘We’re not Lady Gaga and Elton John’: unmasking Angine de Poitrine, the year’s buzziest, dottiest band"
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Falls ihr mal schnell und günstig #AnginedePoitrine sehen wolltet: https://shotgun.live/fr/events/pelpass-festival-2026 14.-17.Mai am Pelpass in Strasbourg/France
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Third Side Music signs exclusive global publishing deal with Angine de Poitrine - #AnginedePoitrine @AnginedePoitrine #ThirdSideMusic
Read the full article here: https://ift.tt/KjZ4LJi
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So the sleuths are out in force, trying to unmask #AngineDePoitrine, which I find sad. I don’t need to know who they are, just like I didn’t benefit from that recent exposé on Banksy: my life isn’t enriched by such exposures. These guys just want to bring a mix of exceptional musicianship and bizarre performance art to the world; I think we need something real like this, at a time when things seem increasingly artificial. I’ve been grooving to their KEXP performance all day. More 🔺 please!
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I hesitated quite a bit about whether I should even write about this. Hope you don’t think that I’m completely crazy. 😵💫
Thanks, @deepsy for the final push.
https://finest.day/posts/what-my-adhd-thinking-would-sound-like
#adhd #neurodivergence #blogging #writing #PikaBlog #mentalhealth #anginedepoitrine
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For the quickly growing fanbase of #anginedepoitrine , here’s their appearance on a Québecois TV show. We hear them speak! In their own language though.
(The other people in the show speak a beautiful Québecois French. A delight in its own right)
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RE: https://mastodon.online/@sherold/116481485878550299
If laptop stickers say something about the owner's attitude, then I have absolutely no idea what this is supposed to say about me. I guess it doesn't matter.
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Wow! Debuting at #2 on #CHSR 97.9FM's #Top30 #charts is a treat in & of itself, but I get to share chart space with #AngineDePoitrine too!
https://compander.bandcamp.com/album/thin-soles
#Electronica #ElectronicMusic #BedroomElectronica #DigitalMusicWithAnalogFeelings #CollegeRadio #IndieMusic #DIY #Music
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Angine de Poitrine Play “Fabienk”
Listen to this track by mysterious papier-mâché donning math rock geniuses Angine de Poitrine. It’s “Fabienk”, a cut from their second record straightforwardly titled Vol. II. That record and the band have been boosted into the stratosphere at the time of this writing, in large part thanks to a video feature courtesy of Seattle’s KEXP which captured the imaginations of music fans and musicians alike. The video of the two musicians with self-applied monikers of Khn (guitars, loops) and Klek (drums) Poitrine playing their music live in the studio is notable if only because it shows it’s possible to play music this complex between just two musicians. And what a joy it is to watch them do it as we try to figure out what the hell we’re hearing—and seeing!
Seeming to share a single musical brain between them by now, the duo have been playing music together since the dawn of their teenage years, and for two decades since. The Angine de Poitrine concept came out of a joke during their days playing live shows on the local scene in their native Quebec. With back to back sets booked at one point, they needed to break things up and add a bit of variety. Instead, they added A LOT of variety by becoming a whole new band with a very high concept approach to showmanship to match their idiosyncratic music.
The elaborate costumes and polka dot motifs arranged in equidistant and, on close examination, triangular arrangements, was only the start. There’s also the invented language of mewls, squeals, clicks, and drones, plus the sounds that seem to parody the wordless cadence of smalltown Québécois voices that are as much of a musical influence as anything else. This is not to forget the triangular hand gestures they make on stage, which they encourage—successfully!—the audience to emulate.
Then, there’s Khn’s double-necked guitar and bass hybrid constructed by local Quebec luthier Raphaël Le Breton. Based on Khn’s design, the instrument’s guitar and bass components are fretted to allow notes between the notes as they are usually measured in the Western chromatic scale. Angine de Poitrine have made the term microtonal into a household word by now by reminding music fans that there are more than just 12 notes to write songs around.
The style of the music can be comfortably defined as progressive rock, with King Crimson and Primus certainly being key influences one can hear right away. But James Brown is in there, too. So are any number of musical traditions of the Far East and Middle-East that draw upon a different set of notes and scales beyond traditional Western notation. The band blur the lines between melody, texture, and rhythm on this track particularly. There’s a definite emphasis on pure groove in places here to hook the ear and excite the feet, even if a lot of the tune is punctuated by odd and irregular phrasing and complex polyrhythms.
Angine de Poitrine playing at La Cartonnerie, Reims, France, 2026. image: ReimsCroixRougeThe microtonal set up and compositional mindset allows the band to pull from a broader spectrum of possibilities as applied to melody and riffs. This is not to mention the complex and irregular rhythms the two musicians work within, somehow turning complexity into accessibility even over the course of a single song. They do all this while being as weird as hell in the best possible sense.
Rock musicians being weird is nothing new. Since Screamin’ Jay Hawkins emerged from his coffin, Ziggy Stardust appeared on Top of the Pops to freak out/enthrall a nation, Parliament Funkadelic first landed the Mothership, and Peter Gabriel donned his Slipperman costume with Genesis, there have been plenty of rock acts who were willfully, wonderfully, and grandly weird. Angine de Poitrine come out of a proud tradition in that way. But this being the 2020s, there are a few important factors to consider that make the interest in this band so notable.
One of them is the time it took for the duo to become what they are. It seems like a simple thing. But when you jam with someone for two decades starting from your formative years as teenagers even before you make a record, the results speak for themselves. They can’t be exactly replicated, mass produced, or generated by AI. This is true even if no one ends up experiencing them beyond a local scene or even outside of a rehearsal space. Those results only come about based on the personalities, rapport, influences, developed skills, and ambitions of the people involved. These factors are entirely unpredictable. The trouble is, allowing for artist-driven processes and the time it takes to nurture them is the exact opposite of how the music industry operates today.
Music industry decision-makers in our era want an instant payoff controlled by them, not by the artists. They want something that provides the hallmarks of what they know will sell as a certainty. They don’t want to invest in anything mired in idiosyncrasies and unpredictable factors. They want faces they can sell, too, complete with racial and gender biases built right in. Papier-mâché masks and weird non-vocal squeals against microtonal music that doesn’t follow the standard four-to-the-floor beat and 4th-5th-minor fall-major lift chord structure isn’t what makes the cash register jingle—or so follows the received wisdom.
That essential factor of time over decades the two musicians took to create a whole universe of sound between them before they shared it with the world has very little to do with anyone’s standards or expectations outside of their own. And being from a place as far outside of any music industry bastion as it’s possible to be is another factor that undercuts expectations, and makes the success and attention Angine de Poitrine have achieved to be unlikely as measured by any conventional standard. This suggests that their talent, as extensive as it is, is not the deciding factor to the attention and interest that’s focused on them right now.
This suggests other interesting and significant factors besides. One is that the viral nature out of which their success germinated was largely reliant upon timing—a factor that no one can control. It makes you wonder how much talent we’ve missed over the years with so few channels to success, too many biased gatekeepers, and too many checkboxes to determine which musicians and writers should become visible enough to affect where music itself can go, and how music can evolve as a result. It turns out that music is a bigger beast than many pop and rock fans were led to believe, and its limitations have always been illusory.
Perhaps most significantly, the music of Angine de Poitrine suggests a simple but very powerful nugget of truth: weird is good. Weirdness challenges our expectations and conventions. It can alienate people. But it can also open up vistas of possibilities as to what we’re looking for in art of all kinds. Weirdess can be liberating in that way for musicians and listeners alike.
Angine de Poitrine are an active band today. You can learn as much about them as they’ll let you know at anginedepoitrine.com.
Watch the band play on KEXP, a performance that brought them all the attention.
To get deeper into why such weird music is not alienating, but extremely compelling instead, check out how the band’s use of loops and microtones plays a trick on our brains to get that effect, with this video from Oliver Gearing.
For more on the social implications the band have suggested, read this article by Scott Santens that posits, among other very good points, that Angine de Poitrine provide a template to an argument in favour of Universal Basic Income.
Enjoy!
#2020sMusic #AngineDePoitrine #ExperimentalMusic #experimentalRock #InstrumentalRock #progRock #progressiveRock -
Microtonal SID Music Tested With C64 BASIC
#MicrotonalSIDMusic #Commodore64 #SIDChip #C64BASIC #8BitShowAndTell #Chiptune #RetroComputing #AngineDePoitrine
https://theoasisbbs.com/microtonal-sid-music-tested-with-c64-basic/?fsp_sid=6212 -
Oh this is neat. The YouTube creator takes #anginedepoitrine riffs and makes them into a #jeffmills #detroit #313 type of techno sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK9F2jzGlds
@ffg check this! :)