Duo also claims Polaris Song Prize, a first for any act
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Pitchfork reports Angine de Poitrine additionally won the Polaris Song Prize for "Fabienk," the first time one act has taken both the album and song awards; the prizes carry $30,000 and $10,000 CAD respectively, funded by the Slaight Family Foundation and SOCAN.
“the attention directed to "music this rock-driven and this complex is unexpected, yet entirely deserved."”
Sébastien Collin, manager of Angine de PoitrineAngine de Poitrine Winning duo (guitarist-bassist Khn, drummer Klek)Sébastien Collin Manager of Angine de PoitrineYves Jarvis 2025 Polaris Music Prize winnerPolaris Music Prize / Slaight Family Foundation / SOCAN Prize organizers and funders
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first by Montreal Gazette, 13h ago · also CBC, Pitchfork
3 more headlines
- Quebec duo Angine de Poitrine wins 2026 Polaris Music Prize CBC · 13h ago
- Angine de Poitrine Awarded 2026 Polaris Prize Pitchfork · 13h ago
- Quebec duo Angine de Poitrine wins 2026 Polaris Music Prize | CBC Music Events Mastodon · 7m ago
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Angine de Poitrine wins Polaris Prize for best album and best song of the year
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Just wrote something similar. Glad to find a fellow Ska (and TFC) enthusiast setting the record straight
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