Label: Run For Cover Records, Run For Cover Records, Run For Cover Records, Run For Cover Records, Sterling Sound, Studio 4 Recording, GZ Media
Catalog number: RFC122
Country: UK, Europe & US
Turnover's Peripheral Vision invites attentive listeners into a space where delicate acoustic interplay and introspective songwriting unfold with quiet precision. The album’s intimate ensemble approach offers a nuanced blend of melodies and moods, drawing you into tracks like "Cutting My Fingers Off" and "Hello Euphoria," which balance vulnerability and subtle emotional shifts with a clarity that rewards close engagement. This record stands apart in Turnover’s catalog for its thoughtful restraint and atmospheric depth, making it a compelling listen for anyone drawn to focused, acoustic-driven music. This 2022 pressing comes sealed, preserving its fresh condition for collectors and newcomers alike who appreciate a pristine presentation. The vinyl’s sealed status means it’s untouched and ready to deliver the album’s delicate textures without interference. It’s a record that prefers a quiet corner over the loudest shelf—perfect for listeners who enjoy uncovering the details rather than skimming the surface.
Track listing & samples
Turnover - Peripheral Vision
Side A
Cutting My Fingers Off
New Scream
Humming
Hello Euphoria
Dizzy On The Comedown
Side B
Diazepam
Like Slow Disappearing
Take My Head
Threshold
I Would Hate You If I Could
Intrapersonal
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Quantity
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King Curtis's 'That's Alright' features acoustic small group arrangements that resonate with the intimate feel of 'Peripheral Vision', making it a great companion.
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