Myself in the Way

Released in 2022, Myself in the Way represents the most significant sonic evolution for Turnover since their landmark shift on Peripheral Vision. Moving further away from the indie rock and emo roots of their early career, the band leans heavily into 1970s-inspired funk, disco, and sophisticated pop. Produced by Will Yip, the album features a high-gloss finish that emphasizes synthesizers and rhythmic grooves over the band's signature chorus-drenched guitar work. The inclusion of collaborators like Bre Morell and Brendan Yates of Turnstile highlights the album's communal, experimental spirit. Lyrically, Austin Getz explores themes of love, domesticity, and spiritual growth, marking a departure from the melancholic introspection of previous efforts. While polarizing for fans of their more guitar-centric work, the album has been noted by critics for its ambitious arrangements and its successful integration of jazz and soul influences into a dream-pop framework.