Hyperview is the third studio album by American rock band Title Fight, released on February 3, 2015, by ANTI- Records.

The album marked a change in the band's style from the energetic hardcore punk of previous records to a fuzzier and more textured sound rooted in shoegaze and indie rock.

[5][8][9] Bassist Ned Russin said the group was "looking at bands like maybe Dinosaur Jr. and the Beach Boys — we were looking at the moment where they found something that had never been done before and was now being done well.

[2] The video features a young person watching films on his television, interspersed with footage of the band.

[10][nb 1] The band held a record release show at Gallery of Sound in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

[22] In late March and early April, the band toured alongside La Dispute with support from The Hotelier.

[23] In May, the band toured across Europe with support from Milk Teeth, Cold World and Drug Church.

In a positive review for Exclaim!, Branan Ranjanathan wrote that "the heavily distorted, fuzzy wall of sound from previous albums has been replaced by lead guitar jangle here, but while that may seem off-putting to fans who are accustomed to the relentless punk bludgeoning of their previous material, at its core the songwriting is solid, and familiar enough for old fans to learn to love.

"[30] Zoe Camp of Pitchfork also gave the album a positive review, praising the songwriting of the band.