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Turnover is such an underrated band.this album is beautiful (i.e.

Wasnt really sold on the transition to a more dreampop sound but this is actually really great after listening to the whole album Somehow this record manages to be dark, yet inviting, and beautiful, yet subtle, all simultaneously. Bathed in wistfulness yet pretty and catchy, consistent enough to save two big hitters for the end (self-destructive summer-scowler glee 'Take My Head', self-righteous grudge-fest 'I Would Hate You If I Could'), skillful+subtle guitar intertwining - this offers much more than a simple distortion+vocal tone-down. The more I listen to this album, the more I like itĭespite the sort of dramatic love/anti-love/self-loathe lyrical retch that has practically made 'emo' a three-letter curse word (red stains in drains, pinning girls up to the wall, cutting off fingers, etc.), for just having caught the dream-pop bug, these guys play it as if they've been doing this all along.

Turnover peripheral vision kik sound free#

This and free throw are the soundtrack to my year, emotional connection for sureĭespite the somewhat repetitive nature of the album, this is one of the most interesting dream pop albums to be released this year. Overall though a very pleasant and engaging listen that is a bit of a grower. At times the songs do blend together and it lacks some of the catharsis that the lyrics are suggestive of.

Lyrically this is quite a depressing album but the bright guitar tone and soft atmosphere don't make this immediately apparent. The melodies are pretty and the atmosphere drips with a bittersweet nostalgia. It's purpose includes being one brilliant album.Ī short and sweet album with some very beautiful moments. It's so simple yet highly effective in delivering it's purpose. There's just something special about this album. Haven't heard this album but I really wanted to be vote number 666. Like the band had a handful of good songs for an EP's length, but they knew they needed a couple more songs to adequately fill the 35-45 minute traditional standard. On the other hand, A couple of these songs feel uninspired. That's often because of the songwriting and implementations of subtlety the entire way through. It never feels like it needs to veer away from the overall sound very often because it's done in a super cool way on every track. Along with the rather consistent guitar timbres across the entire project, this is a beautiful sounding album. It's pretty captivating in plenty of moments. I'm all about the aesthetic of the production. I would hate you, I would hate you if I could. Because of its fresh sound for the genre, paired with well written lyrics, this album stands on top of the emo band pack. Embracing a clean indie sound over the distorted grungy sounds of the genre's birth, the album glides through songs of various troublings and tough topics. One of the most interesting emo records of the past decade. With each passing day, it feels more like a classic. I don't get it, isn't this the same thing as the first diiv album three years prior? someone explain this to me. This album is what I imagine it sounds like to be in an intense and tumultuous relationship with a student that goes to a different New England private school than you. Great album, can't wait to see what these guys do next.īest Tracks: Cutting My Fingers Off, New Scream, Humming, Hello Euphoria, Dizzy On the Comedown, Diazepam, Threshold. Each track plays off of the others perfectly, pulling you in from beginning to end. This is exactly what 'maturing' as a band and 'changing your style' should be. The comparisons to Title Fight have been made, but the execution here is unrivaled. I just am not a fan of the genre, but within the genre it is quite a good album to grab. I found its tone quite naive and a bit too 'happy summer' to my taste. It is probably worth more than the 3.0 I am giving it, but it just did not impress me that much.

This is a nice relaxed emo-ish/indie record. From the looks of it, 2015 impacted a lot of us. It's just pleasing to the ears in every way possible.Īlbum hurts like hell, but in the best way possible. I can't truly express how much I adore this album.