"Turn It Loud" is the debut studio album by the Canadian rock band Headpins, released in 1982. The album features a blend of hard rock and heavy metal, showcasing the powerful vocals of lead singer Darby Mills and the energetic instrumentation of the band. With a mix of catchy hooks and driving rhythms, the album aims to appeal to fans of classic rock sounds, and it successfully establishes the band's presence in the North American music scene.The album includes standout tracks like "Don't It Make Ya Feel" and "I Did It for Love," which highlight the band's ability to create memorable melodies while maintaining a hard-hitting sound. "Turn It Loud" received positive reviews for its raw energy and musicianship, setting the tone for Headpins' future releases. The album helped the band gain a dedicated following, contributing to their status as one of the notable acts of the early 1980s rock scene.