Bands & artists like Turboweekend

If you like Turboweekend, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

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The Hives

The Hives

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Their energetic garage rock sound features driving rhythms and catchy guitar riffs that create a similar kinetic energy.

garage rock
Franz Ferdinand

Franz Ferdinand

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Known for their punchy guitar lines and danceable beats, they share a vibrant, introspective quality in their alternative rock style.

indie rock punk rock
Death from Above 1979

Death from Above 1979

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Combining heavy basslines with punk-infused rock elements, their music resonates with the same high-energy intensity.

punk rock
The Killers

The Killers

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Their anthemic sound blends layered instrumentation and driving rhythms, creating an uplifting yet reflective atmosphere.

alternative rock
Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

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With their eclectic mix of punk and art rock, they offer a similar blend of raw energy and introspective lyrics.

alternative rock art rock garage punk
Bloc Party

Bloc Party

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Their combination of angular guitar work and rhythmic complexity mirrors Turboweekend's dynamic sound.

alternative rock indie rock
Vampire Weekend

Vampire Weekend

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Their intricate melodies and upbeat rhythms provide a thoughtful yet lively listening experience akin to Turboweekend.

alternative rock
The Strokes

The Strokes

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With their signature lo-fi sound and catchy hooks, they evoke a similar sense of urgency and movement in their music.

garage rock indie rock new wave

Common questions

Who sounds like Turboweekend?

Artists similar to Turboweekend include The Hives, Franz Ferdinand, Death from Above 1979 and The Killers. Each shares elements of Turboweekend's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Turboweekend?

Turboweekend is primarily known for alternative rock. With driving rhythms and layered guitar riffs, their music pulses with a kinetic energy that compels movement while allowing space for introspection.

Where should I start if I like Turboweekend?

If you enjoy Turboweekend, start with The Hives — their album "The Hives Forever Forever the Hives" is a great entry point. Their energetic garage rock sound features driving rhythms and catchy guitar riffs that create a similar kinetic energy.