TURNOVER - Down On Earth Vinyl

Down on Earth isn’t necessarily Peripheral Vision 2; it’s more like the follow-up Peripheral Vision never got. There’s a type of moodiness that looms over both records, but what Down on Earth does is expand on Turnover’s influences like Cocteau Twins, Dinosaur Jr and Beach House, giving them an edge without resorting back to emo sentimentality either. They hit the studio with their longtime front-of-house engineer Zac Montez and culled songs together from jammy improvisations. “Maybe reminiscing around the anniversary seeped into our subconscious,” said singer Austin Getz. “But at its core Down on Earth was the experience of just seeing what happened when we played together, without holding onto a tight idea of what we wanted it to be.” The result is a dreamy indie rock album that actually rocks, a department Turnover had been lacking in and have gotten back into gracefully.

Tracklist:

Wheelie for No One
Nightjar
I See You and Realize
My Hand is a Curtain
I'm Up, I'm Up
Pieces
Little Bees Don't Bite
Ultrasensitive
Off into the Lonesome Sky
Spade Head