In the midst of their first-ever US tour, Angine de Poitrine landed at the The Tonight Show to abduct Jimmy Fallon and his late-night audience into their polka-dotted collective. The masked duo debuted a new song called “Zugzegk” — with Fallon holding up a sign spelling it out as he pronounced it something like a choking duck — and you can watch the replay below.
Greeting the audience with their intergalactic triangle symbol and a surprisingly emotive cheer, Angine de Poitrine showed off the surging, looping, microtonal sorcery that’s garnered them so much attention (interest? Intrigue?). “Zugzegk” has guitarist/bassist Khn really flexing his dexterity on that double-necked monster of his, while drummer Klek lays down an intoxicating, hi-hat-heavy groove that places everything somewhere between space rock and surf rock.
Performance and Tour
As we recently learned while catching their NYC debut concert earlier this month, Angine de Poitrine is an experience best seen with your own eyes, so watch below. Then, grab your chance to see them in person (in alien?) by getting tickets to their upcoming tour dates here, where you can use code COS20 for $20 off a purchase of $200 or more.
Music and Merchandise
You can also snag Angine de Poitrine’s Vol. I and Vol. II in a vinyl bundle on the Consequence Shop.
In conclusion, Angine de Poitrine’s performance on The Tonight Show was a memorable one, showcasing their unique sound and style. With their US tour in full swing, fans have the opportunity to experience their energetic live show in person. Be sure to check out their upcoming tour dates and grab your tickets now, and don’t forget to explore their music and merchandise offerings.
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