Angine de Poitrine (Live on KEXP)

[Michedelic]

This is pretty good. It feels like since they're using unfamiliar note intervals with the microtonal thing, a lot of the musical information is coming through rhythmic effects and timbral textures. I'm two songs in and so far it is very enjoyable.


I'm wondering what about these is reminiscent of KISS to you. They seem much more clownlike to me.

Hey, it works for Puddles.

 

[Slade N]

The world needs weird and not weird, weird and not weird is subjective, embrace weird and not weird as flavors

 

[five7]

This is pretty good. It feels like since they're using unfamiliar note intervals with the microtonal thing, a lot of the musical information is coming through rhythmic effects and timbral textures. I'm two songs in and so far it is very enjoyable.


I'm wondering what about these is reminiscent of KISS to you. They seem much more clownlike to me.

First thought was Kiss concealing their faces. Like I said I have worked with a bunch of gimmicky bands and find it funny that they need to do that.
The music is great complete opposite of Kiss.

 

[Engle]

This is weird.

This is awesome in it's weirdness! Kinda like Death from Above on mushrooms...

 

[gtirard]

Genius

 

[gtirard]

They play next Wednesday, litterally at 5 minutes by walk from my office, and it's FREE

I'm going to take a chance, I'll tell you.

 

[Engle]

They play next Wednesday, litterally at 5 minutes by walk from my office, and it's FREE

I'm going to take a chance, I'll tell you.

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How could you not go?

 

[ardgedee]

The angular look reminds me of certain Weimar Republic era expressionist films, plus the artwork of Gary Panter(Pee Wee’s Playhouse and Frank Zappa album covers).

Throws all the way back to Alfred Jarry's "Ubu Roi", Dadaist theater and Hugo Ball, Malevich's Futurist costumes for Russian theater the 1910s...

 

[gtirard]

How could you not go?

I know the venue, it's super small. It could be impossible to enter…

 

[gtirard]

Canada is doing great stuff these days

 

[Engle]

I know the venue, it's super small. It could be impossible to enter…

Let us know anyway

 

[Engle]

Canada is doing great stuff these days

It's refreshing!

 

[Michedelic]

Throws all the way back to Alfred Jarry's "Ubu Roi", Dadaist theater and Hugo Ball, Malevich's Futurist costumes for Russian theater the 1910s...

Constructivism, baby!

 

[N4860]

Thanks for the share, that is some awesome and refreshing music to hear! Jealous of the poster above that gets to witness some of this live soon.

 

[gtirard]

It's going to be a very interesting band to follow, because I've just listened to all their recordings on Apple Music.

They're great. They've got a huuuuuge potential.
There's something special in that video with all the craziness of the outfit and so on, that make it so viral, but we can see they are also genuine great musicians.

Time will tell if they can go further and transform this momentary hype into a sustainable success (I wish they do).

 

[lowfreqgeek]

This reminds me musically of the Art-Rock band Opposite Day down in Austin.

Just goes to show you - don't judge a band by their costumes. Usually. Or sometimes. Definitely sometimes.

 

[mambo4]

I get Dada an all that
But I prefer strangeness & absurdity tempered with emotionally engaging beauty.
To me it feels unbalanced , all tension and no release.

 

[emal]

Thanks for sharing
Their from my home province and I didn't know

 

[Thumpin6string]

What the Hell did I just watch?

 

[humbuckaroo]

Found out about these guys a while back. They blew up quick!