Turnover
- Indie rock
- dream pop
- soft grunge music
- emo
Why it matters
Turnover is a Virginia Beach rock band that has been quietly shaping indie and dream pop sounds since 2009, weaving together a rich tapestry of influences and styles that invite focused listening.
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Emerging from the US in 2009, Turnover blends genres like indie rock, shoegaze, pop punk, and dream pop into a distinct acoustic small-group texture. Their music often rewards attentive ears, revealing layers that speak to both indie pop sensibilities and thoughtful songwriting.
Their 2013 release, Magnolia, marked a key moment in their discography, followed by albums like Peripheral Vision, Good Nature, and Altogether, each showcasing their evolving sound and songwriting craft.
Atlas hears that Turnover’s music carries echoes of artists as diverse as Joy Division, Simon and Garfunkel, Chic, Bobby Womack, and Curtis Mayfield, suggesting a wide-ranging palette that colors their indie rock foundation with unexpected hues.
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Turnover - Peripheral Vision - LP
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3 Things You Need To Know
Dream Pop Breakthrough Album
Turnover’s 2015 album Peripheral Vision marks a key shift toward lush, dreamy soundscapes that blend indie rock with shoegaze and dream pop textures, making it a great starting point for new listeners.
Eclectic Influences Shape Their Sound
Their music draws on diverse influences from post-punk pioneers like Joy Division to soulful artists like Curtis Mayfield, giving Turnover a unique blend of moody atmospheres and melodic warmth.
Evolving From Pop Punk Roots
Starting out with pop punk and indie pop vibes in earlier releases like Magnolia (2013), Turnover gradually embraced a softer, more acoustic-driven sound ideal for focused listening.
Turnover Vinyl Records For Sale
Known for their blend of indie rock, dream pop, and soft grunge, Turnover has carved out a unique space in the music scene since their formation in 2009. Their evolution in sound, particularly highlighted in albums like "Peripheral Vision," showcases a shift from pop punk to a more ethereal style that continues to resonate with fans today!
Collectors often seek out their vinyl for its emotional depth and melodic hooks. The Den stocks used Turnover records, so keep an eye on our inventory as it changes over time to discover a piece of this dynamic band's legacy!
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