Angine de Poitrine introduce new character and unreleased song at Toronto show

Angine de Poitrine are expanding their increasingly bizarre universe. During a November 5 performance at Toronto’s History venue, the masked math-rock duo debuted an unreleased song alongside a mysterious new character, complete with a triangle solo.

Typically a two-piece operation, Khn and Klek were joined by a third performer sporting the band’s signature polka-dot aesthetic, an oversized box-shaped mask topped with yellow ear-like appendages, and a distorted alien voice. Their instrument of choice was the triangle, which they wielded for an appropriately absurd solo during the new track.

Musically, the song delivers another dose of the hypnotic, off-kilter grooves that have made Angine de Poitrine one of the more intriguing acts on the current experimental rock circuit. Fans on Reddit have speculated that the track could serve as the theme song for an upcoming Québécois television series, though neither its title nor its intended purpose has been confirmed. Watch fan footage of the debut below.

Angine de Poitrine are currently in the middle of a North American tour, with upcoming stops in Montreal, Brooklyn, Boston, Mexico City, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, and more. The duo will return for another US and Canadian run in spring 2027. Tour dates and tickets are available here.