About Turnover

Before Peripheral Vision achieved significant success on the U.S. Billboard charts - reaching number 19 on the Alternative Albums chart, number 4 on Heatseekers Albums, number 15 on Independent Albums, and number 28 on Top Rock Albums - Turnover had already begun gaining attention with their self-titled EP in 2011, becoming leaders of the burgeoning emo revival (alongside bands such as Basement and Title Fight). This was followed by their debut full-length album, Magnolia (2013). 

Their Blue Dream EP (2014) marked a stylistic shift, incorporating dreamier melodies and a softer, more introspective sound, as heard in tracks like "Bella Donna." This evolution set the stage for Peripheral Vision (2015), a record which is often cited as one of the defining emo albums of the century. Since the release of Peripheral Vision, Turnover have gone from strength to strength, growing and solidifying their fanbase by the day.