Angine de Poitrine has already collected four Félix trophies at the 2026 ADISQ Awards, putting the Québec duo among the biggest winners of this year's ceremonies ahead of Sunday's main gala.
Khn and Klek de Poitrine received their first four awards on Wednesday, November 4, during the Premier Gala and the Gala de l'Industrie. All four victories were attributed to Vol. II, the album that helped propel the masked experimental rock duo to international attention over the past year.
The record won Album of the Year in the Rock and Critics' Choice categories. The musicians also received the Félix for Arrangements of the Year, while collaborators Gabriel Gagné Gaudreault and Dany Lemay were recognized for their work on the album's sound recording and mixing.
The four victories put Angine de Poitrine level with Les Louanges, who also collected four Félix awards during Wednesday's ceremonies for his outstanding album Alouette!. The duo was not present to accept its prizes, due to previously booked performances in Toronto.
Angine de Poitrine entered the 48th edition of the ADISQ Awards with 11 nominations, making it one of the most-nominated acts of the year alongside Lou-Adriane Cassidy, who received 12, after taking home a record-breaking 14 last year.
The remaining six nominations include five artistic categories: Author or Composer of the Year, Song of the Year for «Fabienk», Group or Duo of the Year, Discovery of the Year and Popular Success Album of the Year for Vol. II. The duo is also nominated for Album Production of the Year.
The group will have another opportunity to add to its Félix collection when the main ADISQ Gala takes place on Sunday, November 8, at Place des Arts in Montréal.
