Desert Daze Presents Angine de Poitrine

Desert Daze brings the enigmatic Canadian duo Angine de Poitrine to Los Angeles. Known for their complex math rock compositions and absurdist stage presence, the band performs in oversized papier-mâché masks and polka-dot costumes, creating a visually striking experience. Their music, described as 'dissonance-induced cardiac malfunction', blends intricate rhythms with microtonal textures.

The duo, who remain anonymous under pseudonyms Khn and Klek de Poitrine, gained viral attention after a KEXP session in 2026. They have since embarked on an international tour, winning acclaim for their high-energy live shows. Attendees can expect a night of hypnotic, instrumental rock that is both technically impressive and delightfully strange.

This performance is part of their ongoing tour in support of their second album, Vol. II. The duo's viral KEXP session has garnered millions of views, and their live shows feature the musicians in oversized papier-mâché masks and polka-dot costumes.