Angine de Poitrine Debut New Song and New Character at Toronto Show: Watch
The new character was clad in the same polka dot aesthetic as the band, but with a large box on their head. Angine de Poitrine Debut New Song and New Character at Toronto Show: Watch Paolo Ragusa
The Angine de Poitrine band showcased a new song and a fresh character during their performance at History in Toronto on Thursday, November 5th. The masked guitarist-drummer duo, Khn and Klek, typically perform solo, but introduced a new character for the night. This character, donning a polka-dotted outfit similar to the duo's, wore a mask resembling a large box with yellow ear-like figures and a distorted alien voice.
Their instrument of choice was the triangle, and they even delivered a silly triangle solo. Fans speculated on Reddit that the track might serve as the theme song for a Quebecois TV show, though this remains unverified. The track's official name is yet to be revealed. Angine de Poitrine is currently on the latest North American leg of their 2026 tour, which includes major cities across North America, with the band returning to the US and Canada in spring 2027 for additional shows. Tickets for their upcoming performances can be obtained via the provided link.
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