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10.0
144222
10.0 |
Exclaim
There's a ferocity and alienness to the complexity. While Angine de Poitrine are certainly not alone in their explorations of microtonality, experimentation and funk, the music is nevertheless demanding in a way that other popular contemporary sounds are not
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9.4
144292
9.4 |
Sputnik Music (staff)
Weird as hell, insanely groovy, and almost impossible not to move to
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9.0
144226
9.0 |
Far Out
For a split second, the melodies almost become danceable. Rhythms nearly resolve. And before you’re yanked sideways into another dimension, these brushes with normality make you realise the ingenious duo understand pop enough to continually dodge it
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8.4
144234
8.4 |
Northern Transmissions
The album breathes on its own and speaks without words. Angine de Poitrine let the music do the talking
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8.3
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8.3 |
Paste Magazine
The viral Québécois duo carve headbangers out of microtonal polyrhythms on Vol. II, an album that will satisfy long-time music theory geeks and casual vibers alike
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8.0
144224
8.0 |
Pitchfork
On the heels of viral success, the anonymous, polka-dotted math-punk duo takes the throne as the world’s weirdest party band
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8.0
144225
8.0 |
Clash
With an expansive tone that ‘Vol. I’ lacks, this is an addictive, clever, and primal magnum opus that refuses tropes and easy predictions, going far beyond the niche of fiddly psychedelia Angine De Poitrine’s viral following came from
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8.0
144347
8.0 |
The Line Of Best Fit
The duo’s ability to match the experimentation with a sparkling energy and infectious drive suggests that Vol. II would impress even if its creators dressed in nothing more eye-catching than road-worn jeans and T-shirts
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