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2026...I'm forgotten
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>>131617299
I'm a girl, not yet a woman
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i just saw them on tiktok
who are these people
i think the costume is stupid
maybe it's not and im uncultured, i dunno
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When I looked them up google had a special little animation. That’s how I know it’s corposlop and will not be partaking
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>>131617299
Cum
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>>131617299
I regularly come across some pretty nasty comments about Angine de Poitrine on my social media feeds—nothing new there—but the criticism has been particularly vocal since the band’s packed show at the Jazz Festival last Saturday.

Around 100,000 people attended the concert, while thousands more turned back when faced with the sea of humanity waiting—in the midst of a heatwave—for the performance by Khn and Klek, the costumed musicians whose anonymity is becoming increasingly transparent.


People all over the world love Angine de Poitrine. Heavyweights from every musical background have declared their admiration for this homegrown group. Media outlets everywhere—specialized or otherwise—are covering the viral musical phenomenon of the year. In Russia, Angine de Poitrine even has copycats.

Yet, here at home, there are people who say it’s lame, that it’s bad, that they just don’t get the hype. They claim that anyone who likes the costumed duo’s strobe-lit music is a sheep, a mindless follower. That it’s just a passing fad.

All of which are legitimate opinions.

But for crying out loud...

Is it really necessary to waste ten seconds, ten neurons, and ten calories typing out angry status updates just to say, "I don't like Angine de Poitrine!"?

I’ll go out on a limb here: no.
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You have to go out of your way to stumble upon Angine de Poitrine’s music. Angine de Poitrine hardly ever gets airplay. Angine de Poitrine doesn’t go door-to-door to play in your living room, the way Jehovah’s Witnesses or students looking to repaint your balconies do.

So, where do the disgust and contempt come from?

My two-bit theory—or rather, a two-part one—involves the simmering hatred of the artist and the hatred of success found in our little province.

As for the hatred of success felt by Quebecers—well, Jean-Luc Mongrain explained it better than anyone back when he was broadcasting from his Sherbrooke studios in a past life; whether it’s immigrants finding success in the pizza business or our artists topping the charts across the Francophone world...

For those who hate our artists and delight in seeing them starve even more than usual, there is this reflex: the belief that everything produced here is crap. These are people for whom anything Quebec-made—from music and TV to our very way of life—can never measure up to what’s done in the United States. They are "Made in USA" Quebecers.

These two groups—those who hate success and those who hate Quebec artists—are not
...don't always align. In this instance—regarding Angine de Poitrine—they’re in the same pickup truck, doing the "bacon dance" in front of a Quebec band that’s making waves around the world.

Personally, I’m not crazy about Angine de Poitrine. Not my cup of tea, as Roger Drolet used to say. But I’m happy about their success, just as I am for any of our own who shine abroad—whether they’re doctors, artists, entrepreneurs, athletes, astronauts, or diplomats.

Of course, in this age of endless clicking, celebrating success draws less attention than spewing hate.
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I dunno OP judging by the seething threads all the time Id say they live rent free in your head
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>Band goes on tour
>Zoomer shut-in thinks they've vanished
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>>131617299
Astroturfed mason slop
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>>131617402
>>131617430
i fucking hate the ruling class so much man. "my girlfriend from canada who you don't know that goes to another school" occupied government
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I'd like them more without the costume gimmick.
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Their music is very much not for most people and its only their presentation and meme status that got them there (probably pushed by the usual types too, because AYY LMAO psyops)
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>>131617299
One thing I like to do is find the instagram profiles of 2000s eras math rock artists and ask them if they were influenced by Angine de Poitrine. Always makes them rage
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it's a bit better than boring to me
it sounds like good music to listen to when i'm trying to go to sleep
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>>131617636
I think their music is great and its a damn shame they relied on the costumes to get fame. Pray to god they drop the Schtick on album 3 or 4
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>>131617299
People like the silly outfits but beyond that, all of their songs sound the same. The majority of people that like them probably can't even point to one song of theirs that they enjoy above the rest. Liking ADP is just another form of social proofing for music hipster dipshits.
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>>131617299
The novelty wore off. They're done for.
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>>131618626
Yeah all the songs sound the same if you have no ear for music
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>>131619421
i like the one where the guitar does that weird microtonal riff to a steady beat
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>>131617299
>insult mexico the country where you had the highest number of listeners
>your career dies

Why not just keep your racism hidden like a normal white man?
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>>131619982
Isn't that all of their songs?
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>>131617599
I don't like Angiom de Puta
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>>131618605
>its a damn shame they relied on the costumes to get fame
why, exactly? seems like fun
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>Freemasonry is Le cool and edgy!!!

Hard pass. Fuck off.
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>>131620381
qrd?
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>>131619421
Meh, most of them follow the same pattern. Set up bass/drum loop with a few odd time signatures and then do some microtonal noodling on leads in one key in a single octave. The microtonality would be much more interesting if there was more harmonic variation. Instead you just get what sounds like a mediocre guitar player trying to play an oud.
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They're not forgotten, they were just on a big late night TV show the other week.

desu I like that they have some genuinely catchy melodies in their stuff. There's endless 2 piece loop pedal bands out there and they all suffer from having no hooks and no personality, ADP are better than most mathslop in this respect
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>>131617299
The costume is fire but that's the only good thing about this posures
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>>131617299
And yet their tour is selling out shows. Curious.
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>>131623125
By that logic any band that sticks to a genre is going to sound the same. All Alice in Chains sounds the same, all Van Halen sounds the same etc. They do follow the same pattern but rhythmically the songs are very distinct
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They'd be okay if they were an actual band of 4, the loop shit gets old fast
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>>131617777
based quads
masonic as fuck
astroturf



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