Music For Working Out, by Aiming for Enrike

Music For Working Out

by Aiming for Enrike

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Francois Leduc Amazing groovy/electro/rock
Hints of Daft Punk, Artist of the Year and even The Police (Flat Beats reminds me of Voices inside my Head) Favorite track: Infinity Rider.

Dr Spin Music for Working Out is like what would happen if Duran Duran was a math rock group. Favorite track: Infinity Rider.

THIS ALBUM IS NOT SUITED FOR WORKING OUT!1!1!!
I bought this album to pop it in my portable record player when going on a run at 4 AM. I was hoping it would boost my heart rate since sleeprunning is not the best form of excercise for cardio.
Anyways the rythm constantly changing, leaving me a confused mess, I just simply can't stay asleep while running. I mean the songs are great, the press is superb but this album is at its best false advertising and at its worst an amazing album! Favorite track: Spice Girls.

shantu Brilliant from start to finish. I have 9 favorites on this album.

Lev The whole thing is a high intensity instrumental braingasm. Favorite track: Don't Hassle the Hoff.

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1.	Christmas Eve 03:20	buy track
2.	Don't Hassle the Hoff 03:49	buy track
3.	Infinity Rider 03:28	buy track
4.	Hard Dance Brainia 04:39	buy track
5.	Diving Within 03:42	buy track
6.	Flat Beats 07:02	buy track
7.	Undead Horse of Thunder and Metal 03:42	buy track
8.	Ponzu Saiko 03:28	buy track
9.	Spice Girls 06:05	buy track

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released January 10, 2020

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Aiming for Enrike Oslo, Norway

«Explosive, genius virtuoso duo from Oslo that manages to create an extremely exciting, eccentric universe by means of one drum, a number of interconnected guitar amps and a series of loop & effect pedals. A universe filled with jazz, noise, postpunk & funk. Adventurous, energetic, danceable and innovative… Right through the wall of sound!»

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