Turnover are set to release their sophomore LP Peripheral Vision on May 4 via Run For Cover Records. With the coming release, the band has released a music video with the accompanying track “New Scream,” via Stereogum.

Featuring an atmosphere not unlike ’80s rock legends The Smiths and The Cure, “New Scream” is a crisp, ambient, and clean atmosphere for the band. The video features the band playing behind vibrant lights, with images of childhood memories splashed in between the band’s performance shots. Directed by guitarist Eric Soucy’s brother Rob Soucy, the ethereal imagery fits the band’s sound in “New Scream” perfectly.

Follow us after the jump to view the video for “New Scream,” and be sure to pre-order the record here.

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