Angine De Poitrine, the Quebec duo, perform at Club Soda in Montreal on November 14, 2026. The concert is an event for anyone curious about music that sits well outside the usual rock show.
The show
The band's members perform hidden behind papier-mâché masks, and the duo, Khn and Klek de Poitrine, make the performance as much a theatrical experience as a musical one. Their sound is rock built on microtonal and complex rhythmic ideas. Listeners may find it disorienting at first, but the music is also meant to move the body, so the room tends to be as much about dancing as about listening closely.
The date follows the band's recent viral session on KEXP, which brought their work to a wider audience. Seeing them live gives a fuller picture of what the recording only hints at, since the staging and the masks are part of the experience.
The venue and the visit
Club Soda is a music venue in Montreal, a setting suited to a concert of this kind. Montreal itself is a city of music, with a strong independent scene, so a night at Club Soda can easily be paired with time spent in the neighbourhoods around it.
- Best for listeners who enjoy experimental or avant-garde rock
- Suited to those who like performance art and theatrical staging
- A good choice for a November night out in the city
If you are new to the band, it is worth listening to their KEXP session before the date, so the masks and the rhythms feel familiar when you arrive.