Turboweekend was a Danish electronic rock band known for their distinctive sound that skillfully fused elements of rock with electronic music. The group was formed in Copenhagen in 2006 and consisted of lead vocalist and keyboardist Silas Bjerregaard, bassist Morten Køie, and drummer Martin Petersen. They quickly made a name for themselves in the Scandinavian music scene with their energetic live performances and a modern sound that resonated with the new wave of music enthusiasts.

Over the years, Turboweekend released a series of albums and singles that showcased their evolving style, garnering critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. They achieved a significant presence on the European music charts with hits like "Trouble Is", which was an indicator of their potential to reach a wider international audience. The band's discography is marked by releases such as "Fault Lines", which showcased a matured sound characterized by introspective lyrics and polished production. Despite their successes, Turboweekend announced their decision to disband in 2018, leaving behind a legacy of innovative music represented by tracks like "Close-Up", "Share My Thunder", and "Miles And Miles", which remain favorite listens for fans of genre-blending music.