Vol.II by Angine de Poitrine (groupe)

Vol.II

by Angine de Poitrine (groupe)

Released: September 20, 2026

Experimental rock, math rock, progressive rock

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II is the second album by Quebec experimental rock duo Angine de Poitrine, released in 2026. The record pushes their eccentric blend of math rock, progressive rock and microtonal music even further, built around Khn de Poitrine’s custom quarter-tone double-neck guitar/bass and Klek de Poitrine’s intricate, constantly shifting rhythms. Despite the technical complexity, the music is highly energetic, repetitive and surprisingly danceable, drawing inspiration from progressive rock, avant-garde jazz, Middle Eastern music and electronic repetition.

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The album arrived during the duo’s remarkable international…

The album arrived during the duo’s remarkable international breakthrough, after their masked KEXP performance went viral and introduced their bizarre visual identity and fiercely original sound to a much wider audience.

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Vol. II is the second album by Quebec experimental rock duo Angine de Poitrine, released in 2026. The record pushes their eccentric blend of math rock, progressive rock and microtonal music even further, built around Khn de Poitrine’s custom quarter-tone double-neck guitar/bass and Klek de Poitrine’s intricate, constantly shifting rhythms. Despite the technical complexity, the music is highly energetic, repetitive and surprisingly danceable, drawing inspiration from progressive rock, avant-garde jazz, Middle Eastern music and electronic repetition. The album arrived during the duo’s remarkable international breakthrough, after their masked KEXP performance went viral and introduced their bizarre visual identity and fiercely original sound to a much wider audience.

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