Turnstile - Never Enough

The Baltimoreans’ have spread their wings even further than their breakthrough album Glow On dared hint at. Just when we thought this band had their head in the clouds, they’ve gone stratospheric with it and they’re taking us along with them, shooting for the stars, burning through the atmosphere, out into some heavenly space where these songs must have first started life.

Combining their penchant for thundering punk with soaring dream pop and then a whole slew of surprising other genres - including reggaeton, IDM, glitch pop, and doom - Never Enough is hardcore punk’s response to this post-genre era. No longer needing to be shackled to a singular lane, Turnstile rip from sections of transcendental ethereality to balls-out, thrash skirmishes in the time-honoured tradition of a guitar string scrape. There’s even a little new age flute in case the likes of Andre 3000 and Shabaka Hutchings have uncovered a fresh itch for you to scratch.

This selfless amalgamation of genres and influences could easily fall apart in lesser hands but the dexterous five-piece
carefully and thoughtfully tie it all cohesively together. A punk rock heart melding seamlessly with 80’s reverb-laden pop
production to create something that’ll keep you up on your toe and baying for more!

As many of The Residents will attest - one listen is Never Enough.