JUKEBOX 2026 – WEEK 42 – Five New Rad Tracks Added Twice A Week
Hello, music junkies.
Another batch of 5 new, stellar tracks has
been added to Turn Up The Volume’s Jukebox.
Turn it up.
ALL TOGETHER
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TRACK BY TRACK
Credit: Matt Spratt
Band: MADRA SALACH
Who: Fervent folk sextet
from Dublin, Ireland.
Track: RIBBON FACTORY
Newest preview single from their upcoming debut LP,
named Gorda (Irish for ‘hunger’). It will come our way
on Jan 15th. Pre-order info here.
Paul Banks (frontman and lyricist): “The ideas of longing and yearning, all the kinds of hunger, they slot into where we are as 21st-century Irish people. The more I’ve thought and written about Irishness, the more I’ve seen how strange a history and a position and a culture we have.”
TUTV: Amplified Irish folk roots delivered with poignancy and passion.
© Steve Gullick
Band: LO MOON
Who: Pithy rockers from Los Angeles.
They have, hitherto, 3 albums to be
proud of.
Track: SATELLITE
New single. First in 2 years.
TUTV: Puissant dream rock with Johnny Marr-esque guitar radiance.
Band: FLORENCE ROAD
Who: Guitar pop indies from Ireland ready to connect
with the world with their upcoming debut full-length.
Details TBA.
Track: WISH UPON YOU
TUTV: Full-hearted and glowing indie guitar pop.
Exhilarative tune juiced with rhapsodic vocals.
Band: MAN WITH A MISSION
Who: Barking Japanese rockers from Tokyo.
Their distinguishing feature is that all of the members wear differently
designed wolf masks during both their concerts and their music videos,
and each member has a wacko name.
Track: MAN WITH A MISSION
Kamikaze Boy (bassist): “I created Firestarter with the idea of making a powerful
song that could push these young characters forward on their adventure as they carry
the burden of a cruel fate.”
TUTV: Japanese noise dogs rage against the machine.
Band: FONTAINES D.C.
Who: The high-spirited Irishmen who
are enjoying a supersonic career.
Track: WHERE IS GONE?
3nd appetizer from their upcoming 5th LP
Dopamine Chamber, out this Friday.
It features celeb songstress Rosalía.
TUTV: The sound of silence.
