Turvy Organ

Turvy Organ’s self-recorded 2016 debut, “The Soft Light,“ was a rich introduction to the band’s influences: energetic, fist-pumping indie rock like Wolf Parade, Bright Eyes, and Modest Mouse. There’s a nostalgia in their formula, but it feels fresh thanks to frontman Ilya Litoshik, who delivers straightforward lyrics with disarming passion and earnestness.
After weathering several lineup changes, the band has carefully honed their sound and gigged at a torrid pace, opening up for rising indie upstarts like Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Gringo Star, and Iska Dhaaf. Their work ethic and magnetic songs have won them a core following in the Front Range area, with 303 Magazine and Westword naming them one of the best alternative bands in Denver.
The band’s sophomore album, recorded at Small Ship Studios, is tentatively set for release in late 2018.

"Colorado based Turvy Organ‘s debut The Soft Light is that perfectly special secret you keep close. The five-piece has released several EPs since 2010, each of which steadily teases what their sound has evolved to today: a broken folk and psychedelic indie-synth stumble through a multitude of wavelengths from far corners; unresolved, unconcerned, and catchy as all hell."

-Control-Alt-Delight

“Turvy Organ is the secret great band more people should know about because its orchestral pop songs are dark, moody, expansive and thought-provoking.”

- Tom Murphy, QUEEN CITY SOUNDS AND ART