#Angine

The rock duo Angine de Poitrine, which purports to be from another planet, doesn’t sound mainstream. Yet it’s garnering massive audiences. Here’s why.

A third Angine de Poitrine member has landed. The math-rock art project has grown to sudden stardom, and maybe now they can afford to fly over more musicians from their home planet. That’s one theory, anyway.…

In our image-obsessed age, Angine de Poitrine are a lesson for talented, struggling bands everywhere: get a gimmick.

It’s great to think there is a new guitar hero on the block and even better that no one knows who he is. Angine de Poitrine are, for now, an anonymous band: two men from Quebec, with folk-style monike

Angine De Poitrine have announced a huge world tour for next year, which includes London dates around Glastonbury and a stop at The Piece Hall in Halifax.

Angine de Poitrine have expanded their 2026 schedule with a batch of headlining North American dates in Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and more.

Angine de Poitrine kicked off The Great Escape 2026 with an in-demand headline set at the opening party presented by NME.

Their microtonal rock has been a huge viral hit – but are they really 333-year-old aliens inspired by Borneo monkeys? The Quebecois duo tell all

From underground experiment to sold-out international concerts within days — as the French-Canadian band Angine de Poitrine starts touring the world, we take a look at the viral phenomenon.