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Turnover's 2015 dream pop turn, with 'New Scream' and 'Humming', on glow in the dark vinyl for its 10th anniversary. Out August 14, 2026.
A 10th anniversary pressing on glow in the dark vinyl. Peripheral Vision is the album where the Virginia Beach band swapped pop punk for dreamy, reverb-soaked indie rock, and it reached number four on Billboard's Heatseekers chart.
Turnover started out as a pop punk band from Virginia Beach, and by 2014 they were wondering whether to keep going full-time at all. New guitarist Eric Soucy joined, the band went back to producer Will Yip's Studio 4 in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, and something shifted: the songs slowed down, the guitars started to shimmer, and Austin Getz began to sing rather than shout.
Peripheral Vision came out on Run for Cover in May 2015 with 'Cutting My Fingers Off' as the first single, and 'New Scream', 'Humming' and 'Dizzy on the Comedown' soon became the songs people came to hear. A decade later the band toured it in full for the first time. Glow in the dark vinyl seems right for a record this good at three in the morning.
Out August 14, 2026 on Run for Cover (cat# RFC122TYLPC2), a reissue of the 2015 album.
Info from: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Run for Cover Records
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