What stuns me is how this two-person outfit transforms something that seems tedious on paper, microtonal music, a proposition as ostensibly forbidding as the serialism of Schönberg and Webern, into something brimming with groove, funk, and joy. A rarity. A jewel.

Khn's looping skill is next-level - all of this has to be perfect first time, or the whole house of cards comes tumbling down. He's also laying down ghost loops which we can't hear (yet) and mixing it all with his feet! Klek's groove holds this all together and stops anything from becoming boring and repetitive with constant tempo and time changes. A real breath of fresh air!  

very cool indeed 

Every now and then, a musical UFO pops up and disrupts the dominant narrative. It’s been done many times before : Jazz, Joni Mitchell, Tom Waits… Each time, reception is initially polarized between those who can’t stand the disruption, and those who embrace the breath of fresh air. Angine de Poitrine is one such case. Only time will tell but for me, it’s a 9.

Perfect soundtrack to a demolition derby...

Very enjoyable flash in the pan. Glad they went viral, it restored a little faith in ... something or other. ;)

Not an easy listen, but an enjoyable one.

just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

 carloskoppen wrote:

Ugh, please don't bring Zappa into this, the prick.

Primus x Zappa ?

 Wonderloaf wrote:

Omg on point!

 Wonderloaf wrote:
... and AWESOME, baby!

sounds like Primus on a turntable with a bad belt

Pretty cool watching them live. The guitarists layers patterns to build up the sounds. For example, he records the bass line live and then starts guitar pieces. Very cool and allows for a lot of complexity. Starting with an 8 from Napoli on the Gulf.