The musical duo Angine de Poitrine celebrated the launch of their second album, titled Vol. II, during an electrifying performance. Known for their unique artistry, Khn and Klek de Poitrine captivated the audience with new stage visuals, including lighter headgear and enhanced lighting. Their distinct sound combines elements of progressive rock, alternative, and funk, alongside a touch of klezmer music.
Performance Highlights
The concert opened with Khn’s microtonal compositions, creating an unforgettable atmosphere. Khn showcased his virtuosity, effortlessly alternating between guitar and bass while using his bare feet to operate pedals and sequencers. Klek complemented him perfectly, solidifying their musical chemistry.
- Khn: Multi-instrumentalist and innovative guitarist
- Klek: Percussionist with impeccable timing
New Material and Audience Engagement
The audience eagerly anticipated the new tracks from Vol. II. The highlight of the evening was the performance of “Fabienk,” a standout from the new album. The duo maintained a tight connection with the crowd, encouraging dancing and interaction throughout the show.
Ending the concert with their popular track “Sherpa,” the duo delivered an approximately 70-minute set filled with thrilling musical experiences. Despite not offering encores, they left the crowd chanting “Angine! Angine! Angine!”
Supporting Acts
Before Angine de Poitrine took the stage, two bands warmed up the crowd: Crabe from Valleyfield and DVTR from Montreal. The event’s master of ceremony, Sébastien Collin-Lavoie, praised the audience for their loyalty, as they had purchased tickets before the hype surrounding the duo grew.
Album Availability
Angine de Poitrine’s new album, Vol. II, was in high demand, with all pre-sales selling out swiftly. The band reserved a sufficient quantity for their fans across their Quebec tour stops, ensuring everyone has access to their latest work.
