Hardcore Workout Queen

Bringing together their distinctive own-brand of alt-pop, Friedberg’s debut album ‘Hardcore Workout Queen’ broadens sonic palettes: psychedelia, dance punk and cowbell all joining the fray, often coupled with huge pop-leaning hooks. The results? An electric debut album that is undeniably Friedberg. In their frontwoman Anna Friedberg’s own words, it is: "like an endless road trip, with no destination." The bands first record is filled with songs made for long drives with close pals, the sort of journeys where deep conversations become second nature and your innermost feelings are discussed over service station snacks and slightly-too-warm fizzy drinks. The kind of road trip you never want to end. The album, featuring fan favourites; ‘Hello’, ‘My Best Friend’, ‘The Greatest’ and title track ‘Hardcore Workout Queen’, unlocks a further six unheard tracks, such as the breezy ‘Venice 142’ and synth driven ‘100 Times’, alongside the infectiously punky ‘Better Than We Are’ and transfixing album closer ‘Pull Me Off The Passing Line’.