Meet the alien math-rock duo selling out shows across the U.S.
NPR • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Angine de Poitrine is a microtonal math rock duo from Quebec known for their complex musical structures created with a loop pedal, performing anonymously in polka dot suits and paper-mâché masks.
- The band gained viral fame after a high-energy live performance on Seattle's KEXP, leading to a sold-out first U.S. tour, with their manager Sebastien Collin acting as their translator and spokesperson.
- Their unique sound features a double-neck guitar combining guitar and bass with extended frets for microtones, allowing for innovative and intricate musical expression.
- The two musicians have played together since their teenage years, developing a deep musical chemistry that is evident in their precise performances.
- Their viral success is attributed to audiences' appreciation for unconventional and "weird" music, fostering a growing global community of fans.
