Down On Earth (LP)
Turnover
Amoeba Review
Turnover's post-punk iteration gets better and better. Down on Earth is a heart-in-your-throat, wistful, dreamy album with some truly fantastic songs. The band incorporates elements of Britpop, dream pop, shoegaze...even a bit of hazy Americana. It's easy to get lost in the mood, and just when you do, Turnover comes rip-roaring back with propulsive drums, driving guitars, and staccato verses. Elegantly sad and pleasingly melancholic, these are songs you'll want to immerse yourself in.
Track Listing
Side A Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Wheelie for No One
|
Turnover | 03:09 |
|
2.
Nightjar
|
Turnover | 03:57 |
|
3.
I See You and Realize
|
Turnover | 03:32 |
|
4.
My Hand Is a Curtain
|
Turnover | 04:53 |
|
5.
I'm Up, I'm Up
|
Turnover | 04:35 |
Side B Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Pieces
|
Turnover | 04:28 |
|
2.
Little Bees Don't Bite
|
Turnover | 02:32 |
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3.
Ultrasensitive
|
Turnover | 04:00 |
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4.
Off Into the Lonesome Sky
|
Turnover | 03:58 |
|
5.
Spade Head
|
Turnover | 03:36 |

















