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  1. In This Episode You'll Learn

    ・Why Angine de Poitrine's viral success cannot be explained by algorithms alone
    ・What made their KEXP performance so immediately memorable
    ・How masks and costumes created instant visual identity

    #AngineDePoitrine
    #KEXP
    #ExperimentalMusic

    youtu.be/irWYx75_kN0

    Angine de Poitrine Didn't Go V...

  2. Klek: Otherworldly Drummer for Angine de Poitrine 💛

    It’s fair to say 2026 has been the year of French Canadian math rock band Angine de Poitrine. They’re all over the place online, plus all over the place at every venue around the world! They’ve even got a gig in out home city of Manchester coming up in September.

    Their real names are still unknown (as they’re aliens, not human beings), so our attention is drawn now to the duo’s most excellent drummer Klek de Poitrine. He’s got the beats and he’s also got a polka dot costume.

    All Hail, Drumming God Klek de Poitrine!!

    The French Canadian band exploded onto the music scene, grabbing attention thanks to the absurdist papier-mâché uniforms they were. Then the catchy math rock music makes you stick around.

    Their commitment to this is commendable, but from a drumming point of view Klek has a lot to deal with there:

    • Limited vision
    • Big cumbersome outfit
    • The heat

    Drumming is bloody hard work and it’s why a lot of drummers rip their tops off, all so they can breathe a little. Klek has done the exact opposite, loading himself up in stuff. It must be hot and sweaty in that polka dot thing, so his ability to keep time with the band’s complex music is very impressive.

    It gets so hot for him at some gigs the paint on his arms runs off onto his suit.

    To add to the comical effect of the band, Klek’s proboscis monkey-styled nose sways all over the place whilst he’s playing. It’s a great little touch as the point is to not take it seriously, it’s just two young guys having a blast.

    What is going on here then? Well, we’re drumming experts! Geniuses, in fact!! Thus, we’re taking a look at this microtonal approach to banging beats

    Klek’s Kit and Playing Style

    Above you can hear on Fabienk his style, this with his drums isolated away from bass and guitar. Our take on it is, by the closest approximation at any rate, is a Jaki Liebezeit style motorik beat. That means:

    • Repetitive, looping rhythms
    • Rock flourishes with tom-tom variations
    • Ever-evolving grooves

    It’s an unusual structure, he’ll often shift around a lot, going from complex to repetitive in quick succession, all whilst his nose flies about the place. It’s funky stuff, though, and adds a real danceability factor to Angine de Poitrine.

    And that’s what we like about Klek. No nonsense, just going down to the core of it with punch beats that’ll get people moving. It’s an often forgotten thing with drummers. Like in heavy metal or grunge, it’s just whacking the kit hard and heavy, there’s no desire to dance (headbanging maybe).

    Here, Klek powers everything along in perfect harmony with guitarist Khn de Poitrine.

    Khn’s guitar and bass playing work by looping various parts together live. It needs exceptional timekeeping from both of them to tie it all together, not least (again) as their vision is so restricted.

    And the heat… boy, must it be hot for them. All those stage lights beaming down on them, you have to be fit to do that night after night.

    Anyway, from our research online, Klek uses a Tama Superstar setup with a Tama piccolo snare and custom Luka snare additions. His style includes trance-like repetitive rhythms with head-muffling and unconventional dampening sounds all over his kit (a polka dot black sheet is usually spread across most of his kit).

    We’ve no idea how long Angine de Poitrine will remain on our planet before returning home, but whilst Klek is on Earth I recommend drummers pay attention to him. Do so, now! Or you may upset our visitor.

    #absurdist #AngineDePoitrine #Culture #drummer #Drumming #Drums #experimentalRock #FeaturedPost #Klek #KlekDePoitrine #Lifestyle #MathRock #Music #papierMâché
  3. Klek: Otherworldly Drummer for Angine de Poitrine 💛

    It’s fair to say 2026 has been the year of French math rock band Angine de Poitrine. They’re all over the place online, plus all over the place at every venue around the world! They’ve even got a gig in out home city of Manchester coming up in September.

    Their real names are still unknown (as they’re aliens, not human beings), so our attention is drawn now to the duo’s most excellent drummer Klek de Poitrine. He’s got the beats and he’s also got a polka dot costume.

    All Hail, Drumming God Klek de Poitrine!!

    The French Canadian band exploded onto the music scene, grabbing attention thanks to the absurdist papier-mâché uniforms they were. Then the catchy math rock music makes you stick around.

    Their commitment to this is commendable, but from a drumming point of view Klek has a lot to deal with there:

    • Limited vision
    • Big cumbersome outfit
    • The heat

    Drumming is bloody hard work and it’s why a lot of drummers rip their tops off, all so they can breathe a little. Klek has done the exact opposite, loading himself up in stuff. It must be hot and sweaty in that polka dot thing, so his ability to keep time with the band’s complex music is very impressive.

    It gets so hot for him at some gigs the paint on his arms runs off onto his suit.

    To add to the comical effect of the band, Klek’s proboscis monkey-styled nose sways all over the place whilst he’s playing. It’s a great little touch as the point is to not take it seriously, it’s just two young guys having a blast.

    What is going on here then? Well, we’re drumming experts! Geniuses, in fact!! Thus, we’re taking a look at this microtonal approach to banging beats

    Klek’s Kit and Playing Style

    Above you can hear on Fabienk his style, this with his drums isolated away from bass and guitar. Our take on it is, by the closest approximation at any rate, is a Jaki Liebezeit style motorik beat. That means:

    • Repetitive, looping rhythms
    • Rock flourishes with tom-tom variations
    • Ever-evolving grooves

    It’s an unusual structure, he’ll often shift around a lot, going from complex to repetitive in quick succession, all whilst his nose flies about the place. It’s funky stuff, though, and adds a real danceability factor to Angine de Poitrine.

    And that’s what we like about Klek. No nonsense, just going down to the core of it with punch beats that’ll get people moving. It’s an often forgotten thing with drummers. Like in heavy metal or grunge, it’s just whacking the kit hard and heavy, there’s no desire to dance (headbanging maybe).

    Here, Klek powers everything along in perfect harmony with guitarist Khn de Poitrine.

    Khn’s guitar and bass playing work by looping various parts together live. It needs exceptional timekeeping from both of them to tie it all together, not least (again) as their vision is so restricted.

    And the heat… boy, must it be hot for them. All those stage lights beaming down on them, you have to be fit to do that night after night.

    Anyway, from our research online, Klek uses a Tama Superstar setup with a Tama piccolo snare and custom Luka snare additions. His style includes trance-like repetitive rhythms with head-muffling and unconventional dampening sounds all over his kit (a polka dot black sheet is usually spread across most of his kit).

    We’ve no idea how long Angine de Poitrine will remain on our planet before returning home, but whilst Klek is on Earth I recommend drummers pay attention to him. Do so, now! Or you may upset our visitor.

    #absurdist #AngineDePoitrine #Culture #drummer #Drumming #Drums #experimentalRock #Klek #KlekDePoitrine #Lifestyle #MathRock #Music #papierMâché
  4. Klek: Otherworldly Drummer for Angine de Poitrine 💛

    It’s fair to say 2026 has been the year of French math rock band Angine de Poitrine. They’re all over the place online, plus all over the place at every venue around the world! They’ve even got a gig in out home city of Manchester coming up in September.

    Their real names are still unknown (as they’re aliens, not human beings), so our attention is drawn now to the duo’s most excellent drummer Klek de Poitrine. He’s got the beats and he’s also got a polka dot costume.

    All Hail, Drumming God Klek de Poitrine!!

    The French Canadian band exploded onto the music scene, grabbing attention thanks to the absurdist papier-mâché uniforms they were. Then the catchy math rock music makes you stick around.

    Their commitment to this is commendable, but from a drumming point of view Klek has a lot to deal with there:

    • Limited vision
    • Big cumbersome outfit
    • The heat

    Drumming is bloody hard work and it’s why a lot of drummers rip their tops off, all so they can breathe a little. Klek has done the exact opposite, loading himself up in stuff. It must be hot and sweaty in that polka dot thing, so his ability to keep time with the band’s complex music is very impressive.

    It gets so hot for him at some gigs the paint on his arms runs off onto his suit.

    To add to the comical effect of the band, Klek’s proboscis monkey-styled nose sways all over the place whilst he’s playing. It’s a great little touch as the point is to not take it seriously, it’s just two young guys having a blast.

    What is going on here then? Well, we’re drumming experts! Geniuses, in fact!! Thus, we’re taking a look at this microtonal approach to banging beats

    Klek’s Kit and Playing Style

    Above you can hear on Fabienk his style, this with his drums isolated away from bass and guitar. Our take on it is, by the closest approximation at any rate, is a Jaki Liebezeit style motorik beat. That means:

    • Repetitive, looping rhythms
    • Rock flourishes with tom-tom variations
    • Ever-evolving grooves

    It’s an unusual structure, he’ll often shift around a lot, going from complex to repetitive in quick succession, all whilst his nose flies about the place. It’s funky stuff, though, and adds a real danceability factor to Angine de Poitrine.

    And that’s what we like about Klek. No nonsense, just going down to the core of it with punch beats that’ll get people moving. It’s an often forgotten thing with drummers. Like in heavy metal or grunge, it’s just whacking the kit hard and heavy, there’s no desire to dance (headbanging maybe).

    Here, Klek powers everything along in perfect harmony with guitarist Khn de Poitrine.

    Khn’s guitar and bass playing work by looping various parts together live. It needs exceptional timekeeping from both of them to tie it all together, not least (again) as their vision is so restricted.

    And the heat… boy, must it be hot for them. All those stage lights beaming down on them, you have to be fit to do that night after night.

    Anyway, from our research online, Klek uses a Tama Superstar setup with a Tama piccolo snare and custom Luka snare additions. His style includes trance-like repetitive rhythms with head-muffling and unconventional dampening sounds all over his kit (a polka dot black sheet is usually spread across most of his kit).

    We’ve no idea how long Angine de Poitrine will remain on our planet before returning home, but whilst Klek is on Earth I recommend drummers pay attention to him. Do so, now! Or you may upset our visitor.

    #absurdist #AngineDePoitrine #Culture #drummer #Drumming #Drums #experimentalRock #Klek #KlekDePoitrine #Lifestyle #MathRock #Music #papierMâché
  5. Klek: Otherworldly Drummer for Angine de Poitrine 💛

    It’s fair to say 2026 has been the year of French math rock band Angine de Poitrine. They’re all over the place online, plus all over the place at every venue around the world! They’ve even got a gig in out home city of Manchester coming up in September.

    Their real names are still unknown (as they’re aliens, not human beings), so our attention is drawn now to the duo’s most excellent drummer Klek de Poitrine. He’s got the beats and he’s also got a polka dot costume.

    All Hail, Drumming God Klek de Poitrine!!

    The French Canadian band exploded onto the music scene, grabbing attention thanks to the absurdist papier-mâché uniforms they were. Then the catchy math rock music makes you stick around.

    Their commitment to this is commendable, but from a drumming point of view Klek has a lot to deal with there:

    • Limited vision
    • Big cumbersome outfit
    • The heat

    Drumming is bloody hard work and it’s why a lot of drummers rip their tops off, all so they can breathe a little. Klek has done the exact opposite, loading himself up in stuff. It must be hot and sweaty in that polka dot thing, so his ability to keep time with the band’s complex music is very impressive.

    It gets so hot for him at some gigs the paint on his arms runs off onto his suit.

    To add to the comical effect of the band, Klek’s proboscis monkey-styled nose sways all over the place whilst he’s playing. It’s a great little touch as the point is to not take it seriously, it’s just two young guys having a blast.

    What is going on here then? Well, we’re drumming experts! Geniuses, in fact!! Thus, we’re taking a look at this microtonal approach to banging beats

    Klek’s Kit and Playing Style

    Above you can hear on Fabienk his style, this with his drums isolated away from bass and guitar. Our take on it is, by the closest approximation at any rate, is a Jaki Liebezeit style motorik beat. That means:

    • Repetitive, looping rhythms
    • Rock flourishes with tom-tom variations
    • Ever-evolving grooves

    It’s an unusual structure, he’ll often shift around a lot, going from complex to repetitive in quick succession, all whilst his nose flies about the place. It’s funky stuff, though, and adds a real danceability factor to Angine de Poitrine.

    And that’s what we like about Klek. No nonsense, just going down to the core of it with punch beats that’ll get people moving. It’s an often forgotten thing with drummers. Like in heavy metal or grunge, it’s just whacking the kit hard and heavy, there’s no desire to dance (headbanging maybe).

    Here, Klek powers everything along in perfect harmony with guitarist Khn de Poitrine.

    Khn’s guitar and bass playing work by looping various parts together live. It needs exceptional timekeeping from both of them to tie it all together, not least (again) as their vision is so restricted.

    And the heat… boy, must it be hot for them. All those stage lights beaming down on them, you have to be fit to do that night after night.

    Anyway, from our research online, Klek uses a Tama Superstar setup with a Tama piccolo snare and custom Luka snare additions. His style includes trance-like repetitive rhythms with head-muffling and unconventional dampening sounds all over his kit (a polka dot black sheet is usually spread across most of his kit).

    We’ve no idea how long Angine de Poitrine will remain on our planet before returning home, but whilst Klek is on Earth I recommend drummers pay attention to him. Do so, now! Or you may upset our visitor.

    #absurdist #AngineDePoitrine #Culture #drummer #Drumming #Drums #experimentalRock #Klek #KlekDePoitrine #Lifestyle #MathRock #Music #papierMâché
  6. Klek: Otherworldly Drummer for Angine de Poitrine 💛

    It’s fair to say 2026 has been the year of French math rock band Angine de Poitrine. They’re all over the place online, plus all over the place at every venue around the world! They’ve even got a gig in out home city of Manchester coming up in September.

    Their real names are still unknown (as they’re aliens, not human beings), so our attention is drawn now to the duo’s most excellent drummer Klek de Poitrine. He’s got the beats and he’s also got a polka dot costume.

    All Hail, Drumming God Klek de Poitrine!!

    The French Canadian band exploded onto the music scene, grabbing attention thanks to the absurdist papier-mâché uniforms they were. Then the catchy math rock music makes you stick around.

    Their commitment to this is commendable, but from a drumming point of view Klek has a lot to deal with there:

    • Limited vision
    • Big cumbersome outfit
    • The heat

    Drumming is bloody hard work and it’s why a lot of drummers rip their tops off, all so they can breathe a little. Klek has done the exact opposite, loading himself up in stuff. It must be hot and sweaty in that polka dot thing, so his ability to keep time with the band’s complex music is very impressive.

    It gets so hot for him at some gigs the paint on his arms runs off onto his suit.

    To add to the comical effect of the band, Klek’s proboscis monkey-styled nose sways all over the place whilst he’s playing. It’s a great little touch as the point is to not take it seriously, it’s just two young guys having a blast.

    What is going on here then? Well, we’re drumming experts! Geniuses, in fact!! Thus, we’re taking a look at this microtonal approach to banging beats

    Klek’s Kit and Playing Style

    Above you can hear on Fabienk his style, this with his drums isolated away from bass and guitar. Our take on it is, by the closest approximation at any rate, is a Jaki Liebezeit style motorik beat. That means:

    • Repetitive, looping rhythms
    • Rock flourishes with tom-tom variations
    • Ever-evolving grooves

    It’s an unusual structure, he’ll often shift around a lot, going from complex to repetitive in quick succession, all whilst his nose flies about the place. It’s funky stuff, though, and adds a real danceability factor to Angine de Poitrine.

    And that’s what we like about Klek. No nonsense, just going down to the core of it with punch beats that’ll get people moving. It’s an often forgotten thing with drummers. Like in heavy metal or grunge, it’s just whacking the kit hard and heavy, there’s no desire to dance (headbanging maybe).

    Here, Klek powers everything along in perfect harmony with guitarist Khn de Poitrine.

    Khn’s guitar and bass playing work by looping various parts together live. It needs exceptional timekeeping from both of them to tie it all together, not least (again) as their vision is so restricted.

    And the heat… boy, must it be hot for them. All those stage lights beaming down on them, you have to be fit to do that night after night.

    Anyway, from our research online, Klek uses a Tama Superstar setup with a Tama piccolo snare and custom Luka snare additions. His style includes trance-like repetitive rhythms with head-muffling and unconventional dampening sounds all over his kit (a polka dot black sheet is usually spread across most of his kit).

    We’ve no idea how long Angine de Poitrine will remain on our planet before returning home, but whilst Klek is on Earth I recommend drummers pay attention to him. Do so, now! Or you may upset our visitor.

    #absurdist #AngineDePoitrine #Culture #drummer #Drumming #Drums #experimentalRock #Klek #KlekDePoitrine #Lifestyle #MathRock #Music #papierMâché
  7. My 3yr old loves #AngineDePoitrine.

    So, I'm going to print him up a Klek helmet/mask.

    99 lines of #OpenSCAD! Now I just need to get the exact dimensions and do a little #3dPrinting!

  8. My 3yr old loves .

    So, I'm going to print him up a Klek helmet/mask.

    99 lines of ! Now I just need to get the exact dimensions and do a little !

  9. My 3yr old loves #AngineDePoitrine.

    So, I'm going to print him up a Klek helmet/mask.

    99 lines of #OpenSCAD! Now I just need to get the exact dimensions and do a little #3dPrinting!

  10. My 3yr old loves #AngineDePoitrine.

    So, I'm going to print him up a Klek helmet/mask.

    99 lines of #OpenSCAD! Now I just need to get the exact dimensions and do a little #3dPrinting!

  11. My 3yr old loves #AngineDePoitrine.

    So, I'm going to print him up a Klek helmet/mask.

    99 lines of #OpenSCAD! Now I just need to get the exact dimensions and do a little #3dPrinting!

  12. In This Episode You'll Learn

    ・How Angine de Poitrine emerged from the Saguenay, Québec underground
    ・Why the project originally developed from a playful anonymous performance concept

    #AngineDePoitrine
    #KhnDePoitrine
    #KlekDePoitrine

    youtu.be/CYuLtEEfpRU

    Why Does the Internet Love a B...

  13. I imagine I'll have more to say about it later (today's kinda jam packed), but last night's #AngineDePoitrine show here in LA was wonderful and joyous. If you're even slightly inclined and can see them, I recommend it.

  14. I imagine I'll have more to say about it later (today's kinda jam packed), but last night's #AngineDePoitrine show here in LA was wonderful and joyous. If you're even slightly inclined and can see them, I recommend it.

  15. I imagine I'll have more to say about it later (today's kinda jam packed), but last night's #AngineDePoitrine show here in LA was wonderful and joyous. If you're even slightly inclined and can see them, I recommend it.

  16. I imagine I'll have more to say about it later (today's kinda jam packed), but last night's #AngineDePoitrine show here in LA was wonderful and joyous. If you're even slightly inclined and can see them, I recommend it.

  17. I imagine I'll have more to say about it later (today's kinda jam packed), but last night's #AngineDePoitrine show here in LA was wonderful and joyous. If you're even slightly inclined and can see them, I recommend it.

  18. Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  19. Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  20. Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  21. Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  22. Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  23. a fusion of art, theatre, music, math, humour, and video games...

    Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  24. a fusion of art, theatre, music, math, humour, and video games...

    Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  25. a fusion of art, theatre, music, math, humour, and video games...

    Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  26. a fusion of art, theatre, music, math, humour, and video games...

    Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  27. a fusion of art, theatre, music, math, humour, and video games...

    Angine de Poitrine / with opener Population II / The Ogden Theatre / Denver, Colorado / Thursday August 13 2026

    / via @[email protected] & Bri

    #AngineDePoitrine #AdP #PopulationII @[email protected]

  28. While nerding out on a video that explains #anginedepoitrine 's (yeah the hype! But they're so fuckin great!) music mathematically- I discovered the wonderful music of Maddie Ashman who uses microtonal arrangements to make truly beautiful tracks. maddieashman.bandcamp.com/albu

    Here's the math music geek video (in French)
    youtu.be/96D7DKZh-es?si=bBwUt_

  29. While nerding out on a video that explains #anginedepoitrine 's (yeah the hype! But they're so fuckin great!) music mathematically- I discovered the wonderful music of Maddie Ashman who uses microtonal arrangements to make truly beautiful tracks. maddieashman.bandcamp.com/albu

    Here's the math music geek video (in French)
    youtu.be/96D7DKZh-es?si=bBwUt_

  30. While nerding out on a video that explains #anginedepoitrine 's (yeah the hype! But they're so fuckin great!) music mathematically- I discovered the wonderful music of Maddie Ashman who uses microtonal arrangements to make truly beautiful tracks. maddieashman.bandcamp.com/albu

    Here's the math music geek video (in French)
    youtu.be/96D7DKZh-es?si=bBwUt_

  31. While nerding out on a video that explains #anginedepoitrine 's (yeah the hype! But they're so fuckin great!) music mathematically- I discovered the wonderful music of Maddie Ashman who uses microtonal arrangements to make truly beautiful tracks. maddieashman.bandcamp.com/albu

    Here's the math music geek video (in French)
    youtu.be/96D7DKZh-es?si=bBwUt_

  32. While nerding out on a video that explains #anginedepoitrine 's (yeah the hype! But they're so fuckin great!) music mathematically- I discovered the wonderful music of Maddie Ashman who uses microtonal arrangements to make truly beautiful tracks. maddieashman.bandcamp.com/albu

    Here's the math music geek video (in French)
    youtu.be/96D7DKZh-es?si=bBwUt_

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