Turnover - Myself In The Way (November 4, 2022) Album • Page 4

Same here, they’ve leaned too far into a sound I don’t really care for. Peripheral Vision and Good Nature are top tier.

 

Give the full album a try! It’s fantastic display of songwriting and musicianship!

 

Might go up to SF to see Ceremony open lol

 

Streaming anywhere yet?

 

turnover country, lets vibe

 

Unfortunately not feeling this much at all, it's so incredibly boring. Hope after a few more listens I find something to like in this.

 

Firing up the first listen now.

 

This album is background noise at a truck-stop somewhere in the middle of Nebraska.

 

i tried, but this ain’t for me

 

Yeah, this album is largely just good background music.

WE WANT PERIPHERAL VISION PART II.

 

I'm on Wait Too Long, and haven't heard anything new yet, but a little bummed at how low energy Tears of Change is for a proper opening song. They've come out of the gate with bangers on every other album. Bassist continues to be the highlight of this so far though, same as the last album.

 

Y’all are making me worried. About to throw it on tho

 

Lol just looking at the album art again so bad

 

I kinda like some of the songs, maybe 5/10 of the actual songs, but still not something I ever see myself returning to on a regular basis. Overall I was just pretty bored listening through most of this.

 

This will be a new night drive album for sure.

 

I don't know y'all I'm liking it. If you've been paying attention to the types of bands, they've been touring with for the last like 4 years this isn't a surprise. Upon first listen I like this more than I liked Altogether, which took forever to grow on me.

Also, if you're still holding your breath for PV II, I have some magic beans I'd like to sell you. Might as well be asking for Deafheaven to be metal again.

 

I really like this, I mean I get why not everyone does but it works for me. Last night Pleasures Galore really stuck out, and so far today People That We Know was a highlight.

 

First listen was kinda hard to get through, and I was a fan of the last couple albums too. Rollout was not good for this so I can’t say I was hyped, I’ll give it another shot but this might be the first album of theirs I have to pass on

 

In a follow up to earlier statement, I totally understand that the genre change isn't everyone's cup of tea, just didn't know why people were so surprised by the new sound.

-still hits though-

 

I'm not holding my breath. Im just stating my wants lol.

 

Agree. Song isnt bad but too low energy for sure.

 

Check out Anymore by Gleemer. I first heard it as a "If you miss PV Turnover rec" and it hits pretty similar.

 

Looking forward to checking this out… singles were a mixed bag for me

 

One of the most painful listens for me in recent memory. Absolute boring dirge of meandering twangs and background jazz elevator music, I had to force myself through it. Band is definitely not for me anymore and I enjoyed every other album

 

Why does every synth tone on this entire record sound like it’s coming from a fisher price keyboard