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JUKEBOX 2026 – WEEK 15 – Five New Rad Tracks Added Twice A Week

Hello, music junkies.

Another batch of 5 new, stellar tracks have
been added to Turn Up The Volume’s Jukebox.

Listen up.

ALL TOGETHER

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TRACK BY TRACK

Band: ENTER SHIKARI
Who: The British post-hardcore cross-over
rockers who produce boisterous turbulence
since 1999.

Track: THE CLICK OF A SWITCH I.
Piece from their brand new 8th LP,
titled Lose Your Self.

ES take you on a rough rollercoaster.
Up and down, forth and back. Wowzah.

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Band: SOCIAL DISTORTION

Track: PARTNERS IN CRIME
2nd single from their upcoming,
7th full-length, baptized Born To Kill.

After 15 years, the Californian punk vets
are back in town with tons of guitar gusto
and agitated vocality.

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Band: FOO FIGHTERS

Track: OF ALL PEOPLE
Newest single from the Foos upcoming 12th LP,
named Your Favourite Toy, and out on April 24th.

Grohl and his fighters heat up on
this no-nonsense belter. Foo foo.

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Band: LIME GARDEN
Who: 4 pizzazzy indie Amazons from
Brighton (UK) on their way to stardom.

Track: LIFESTYLE
Highlight from their brand new LP, called
Maybe Not Tonight, their 2nd one.

Jagged power-pop oomph.
Vital, zippy, and styled.

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Band: ALABAMA SHAKES

Track: AMERICAN DREAM

Frontwoman Brittany Howard‘s lyrics reference gun violence,
abortion rights, climate change, the wage gap, and Trump’s
White House renovations.

America‘s swan song.
Doom and gloom.

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JUKEBOX 2026 – WEEK 15 – Five New Rad Tracks Added Twice A Week

Posted on 6 Days Ago by JL

Hello, music junkies.

Another batch of 5 new, stellar tracks have
been added to Turn Up The Volume’s Jukebox.

Listen up.

ALL TOGETHER

.
TRACK BY TRACK

Artist: COROOK
Who: Nashville-based singer-songwriter Corinne Savage,
who released her debut LP Committed To A Bit.

Track: KLEPTOMANIAC

“Being liked is nice. Being honest is better.
I’m learning to choose the second one.”

TUTV: This Courtney Barnett-like groover sticks instantly. Vivid vibes
trigger forth-and-back sway moves. Manic story, poppy vocals.

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Band: GETDOWN SERVICES
Who: Stand-up groove comedians from
Bristol (UK), with 2 EPs under their belt.

Track: THE RADIATOR
Newest single.

“This song is about only picking fights that you know you’ll win. It came about because
the heating wouldn’t come on once and I thought about when we bang things to make
hem work. The sense of victory you get when you feel like you’ve physically intimidated
an inanimate object into doing what you want is bizarre and pathetic and really
funny.”

TUTV: Getdown Services serve a new get up, jiggle and let your pelvis have some fun
tune. This witty duo master the needed tricks to activate your lazy ass and make it
wobble.

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Band: KASABIAN
Who: Celebrated vet rockers
from Leicester, UK.

Track: GREAT PRETENDER
Newest shared piece from their upcoming
9th full-length, called Act III. Out on July 17th.

TUTV: Simple dance tune, gratifying outcome. No rock swagger anymore (miss that badly). Vocalist/songwriter Pizzorno changed Kasabian‘s musical course after firing charismatic frontman Tom Meighan in 2020.

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Artist: PETER GABRIEL

Track: TILL YOUR MIND IS SHINING
New cut from his 11th solo LP o\i.
Programmed for release after summer.

Gabriel: “Of all the songs that I’ve written for i/o and o\i this is probably the poppiest for me.
It takes me back to my schooldays, in some ways, because before there was Genesis we were effectively trying to be songwriters more than musicians. I think this song connects me back to some of those roots and the sort of thing that I was working on then and trying to master.”

TUTV: Gabriel does here what he already did on his previous album i/o, coming
up with electro-juiced compositions driven by funky beats and throbbing, rhythmical dynamics. No sledgehammers anymore.