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Angine de Poitrine bring triangle player onstage in Toronto

The math-rock duo performed an untitled new song with an unidentified musician at a sold-out show at HISTORY.

By Priya Ramanathan

A triangle and metal beater against a dark stage backdrop
Photo: Stereogum

Angine de Poitrine expanded to three performers during a sold-out concert at Toronto’s HISTORY, introducing an unidentified triangle player for the debut of a new song that has not yet been titled.

The math-rock art project gave the guest a ceremonial introduction. Wearing a new costume and carrying the triangle, the musician joined the duo onstage and struck the instrument once before the song began, then played more frequently later in the performance.

The performer’s identity remains unverified. Although Setlist.fm lists the name as Poitrine, that identification has not been confirmed.

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