Turnover go independent with Down on Earth
Shifting from Run For Cover to a self-released model, Turnover return with Down on Earth, exploring dream-pop warmth and sonic independence.
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Shifting from Run For Cover to a self-released model, Turnover return with Down on Earth, exploring dream-pop warmth and sonic independence.
Welsh dreamy-pop artist Strawberry Guy returns after five years with the nostalgic, self-produced single I’ll Never Feel That Young Again.
Turnover’s Down on Earth is due 29 May as a self-released album, making 27 May a good release-week reminder for dream-pop and indie-rock fans.
Turnover prepare their first fully independent album Down on Earth, due this Friday, marking a fresh independent chapter for the dream-pop band.
Enigmatic duo Suzy Sheer blend dream-pop, electroclash and fuzzy electronic production on their debut album.
Nagoya shoegaze band softsurf release Gazing at a Mind on 10 May, presenting a full-length statement from one of Japan’s more compelling modern dream-pop and shoegaze acts.