What I’m listening to: Mar ’26 – Angine de Poitrine

Mar 21, 2026

Sometimes, you see a video that completely rewires your brain. That’s exactly what happened when the Canadian duo Angine de Poitrine started appearing on everyone’s feed. If you’ve seen their viral sessions (like that incredible KEXP performance), you know they aren’t just a “gimmick” in masks – they are absolute masters of their craft.

The Hunt for the Physical Record
In a world of instant streaming, there is something incredibly rewarding about the “hunt.” After falling down the rabbit hole of their microtonal math-rock and “Dada-pythago-cubiste” energy, I knew a digital stream wasn’t enough.

I’ve just had their record imported all the way from Canada. There’s a specific kind of excitement that comes with seeing a package with overseas postage arrive at your door, knowing that inside is a piece of music that’s currently taking the world by storm. It’s a reminder that music is a global language, and when you find something that resonates, no distance is too far to bring it home to your collection.

Why They’re Rotating on My Platter
If you haven’t heard them yet, imagine a high-speed collision between acid techno, disco, and experimental rock, all played on a double-necked microtonal guitar with inhuman precision.

The Sound: It’s tense, it’s rhythmic, and it’s brilliantly absurd.

The Craft: Watching Klek and Khn navigate complex loops and time signatures while wearing those iconic oversized heads is a masterclass in focus and creativity.

The Vibe: It’s the kind of music that demands your attention. It doesn’t sit in the background; it takes over the room.

Support the Visionaries
What I love most about Angine de Poitrine’s rise is that it’s fueled by pure, unadulterated creativity. They’ve built a mysterious, alien world that feels entirely fresh. With their new album Vol. II dropping this week (3rd April!), the momentum is only growing.

Let this be your sign to go find that one artist who makes you excited about music again. Don’t just listen – engage. Import the record, support the art, and keep those platters spinning.