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I know microtonal music isn't new, it's been played across the world for thousands of years. There are other bands that have brought it into a rock/jam context before, like King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and I'm sure others too.
The point is that Angine de Poitrine are to microtonal jam rock as Daft Punk was to electronic music: not doing something totally unheard of, but very groovy and refreshingly original in their sound, look, format, and vibe.
We're all rightfully quick to complain about big movies, music and media playing it safe, cashing in on trends and rehashing the same old thing. But I can't imagine many people looked at Angine de Poitrine and said "boooring... heard and seen all this before!". I think they at least deserve credit for that. They're not my favorite band ever, but I'm happy to hear and see something I haven't heard before.