Artist	Song
The Walkmen	The Rat
from Bows + Arrows (2004)
Animal Collective	Fireworks
from Strawberry Jam (2007)
!!!	Heart of Hearts
from Myth Takes (2007)
Arctic Monkeys	Brianstorm
from Favourite Worst Nightmare (2007)
Ok Go	You're So Damn Hot
from OK Go (2002)
XTC	Making Plans for Nigel
from Drums and Wires (2003)
Radio 4	The Death of American Radio
from Stealing of a Nation (2004)
Tegan and Sara	Back In Your Head
from The Con (2007)
The Ting Tings	That's Not My Name
from We Started Nothing (2008)
Black Kids	I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How to Dance With You
from I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How to Dance With You - Single (2008)
Yelle	Je veux te voir
from Pop Up (2007)
Does It Offend You, Yeah?	We Are Rockstars
from You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into (2008)
Architecture In Helsinki	Debbie
from Places Like This (2007)
Rooney	I'm Shakin'
from Rooney (2003)
Cut Copy	Lights & Music
from In Ghost Colours (2008)
Dan Deacon	Okie Dokie
from Spiderman of the Rings (2008)
L7	Pretend We're Dead
from Rhino Hi-Five: Modern Rock Blender - EP (2005)
Datarock	Fa-Fa-Fa
from Datarock Datarock (2010)
Tilly and the Wall	Bad Education
from Bottoms of Barrels (2007)
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros	Home
from Up From Below (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Ratatat	Seventeen Years
from Ratatat (2004)
Diplo	Work Is Never Over
from Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) - EP (2007)
Silversun Pickups	Lazy Eye (Jason Bentley Remix)
from Silversun Pickups (Remixes) - EP (2011)
Simian Mobile Disco	Hustler
from Hustler - EP (2007)

Comment:

Owning the perfect step-by-step playlist for an energy-draining workout is one thing; we've done that and then gone one step further by sneaking in songs you may not otherwise hear — as if a taste-making DJ were dropping tracks in a booth overlooking the entire gym. Don't be surprised if you end up listening to some of these tracks on the way home as well, especially the neon-doused new wave of "Lights & Music," the spastic post-rave mania of "Okie Dokie," the speaker-thumping Francophile pop of "Je veux te voir," the tap-dance takeover of "Bad Education," and the guitar-guided 8-bit explosions of "Seventeen Years."

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