Turnover have made a habit of shedding their skin with each new record. The Virginia Beach outfit, led by brothers Austin and Casey Getz, came up in an early-2010s emo and pop-punk scene that had long abandoned the mathematics of its Midwest enclave and the theatrics of its biggest stars. Their debut Magnolia basically refused any classification beyond “alternative rock,” a sound hardly built to last. Nevertheless, Turnover garnered enough of a following to whisk fans into the world of dream pop with their 2015 breakout Peripheral Vision, and they’ve only continued to evolve since then, pulling from sunbaked vineyard rock, lazy background music and vocoded disco with varying results. Their sixth album, Down on Earth, looks back on that consensus masterpiece with…

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