Lucky you. It looks like their shows are a lot of fun.
Crazy Canadian proggers, love it.
I love their backstory on Wikipedia. Basically it was all just a gag, but then they became popular.
I can definitely hear King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard as one of their influences.
My current favorite song:
(it sounds way better live than in the album)
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I havenāt heard of them and a search doesnāt help. I see at least three different musical entities for this name. Can you elaborate?
Like a lot of Enoās work; havenāt heard this one before and itās a bit different from what I know his usual is. Still like it. Thanks for sharing. 
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They sound a bit like the B-52s
I took a punt on a couple of Brian Eno albums when browsing a bricks and mortar CD & Record fair a while back.
Interesting, based on the look, I somehow expected some very evil black metal kind of stuff 
Angine de Poitrine is two goofy dudes in wacky costumes making the weirdest music thatās still somehow insanely palatable.
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The original Bad Company album (1974). So good.
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What is maybe the most amazing is that despite all the weirdness, they make a music we can sing along and dance to. I think thatās a huge part of their global success.
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Thanks, I finally found to give this a listen. Unique and relentless.
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Just like you @elGordo!
LMAO! Apparently notā¦Iām still not all the way through that vid that Mica posted.
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For those who like acoustic guitar, Iād suggest you take a listen at Yamandu Costaās amazing work. Iāve been listening to it a lot while editing: https://youtu.be/vGsjO9OKP0o?is=InISnkQ99DMDUv4_