Turnstile reveal upcoming album titled ‘NEVER ENOUGH’

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Baltimore-based hardcore band Turnstile has shared details about their upcoming album ‘NEVER ENOUGH,’ marking their third studio release. Releasing on June 6th this summer, the album is the anticipated follow-up to their groundbreaking 2021 record ‘GLOW ON’. Frontman Brendan Yates took on the role of producer for the album, which saw the band recording in Los Angeles and their hometown of Baltimore. The project boasts a tracklist of fourteen songs, promising a wholesome listening experience for fans.

To build anticipation for the new album, Turnstile has unveiled the title track ‘NEVER ENOUGH’, upholding their harmonious signature sound. The band also treated fans to a music video accompanying the single, directed by Brendan Yates and Pat McCrory, enhancing the grandeur of the track. The announcement of their album comes amidst a flurry of festival performances lined up for Turnstile. One of the highlights is their headlining spot at the first-ever London leg of the Outbreak festival, part of the prestigious LIDO festival residency at Victoria Park. Their festival run also includes appearances at Primavera Sound, Glastonbury, among others.

As fans await the release of ‘NEVER ENOUGH,’ Turnstile has shared a glimpse of their live schedule. Audiences can catch them on stage in cities like Barcelona, London, Porto, Clisson, Ysselsteyn, Somerset, Ottawa, and Sacramento. The band’s live performances attest to their explosive shows that have garnered them critical acclaim and a strong following. Turnstile’s 2022 saw them ascend to new heights, with arena shows, Grammy nominations, and the admiration of prominent new admirers.

Looking at the band’s trajectory, Turnstile has remained consistent in their musical evolution, continuously pushing boundaries and creating a distinctive sound. Collaborations like the recent ‘New Heart Designs’ EP with BADBADNOTGOOD, where both bands reimagined tracks from Turnstile’s ‘GLOW ON’ album, showcase their commitment to artistic growth. The band’s dedication to their craft and engaging live presence solidifies their position as prominent figures in the hardcore music scene.

With ‘NEVER ENOUGH’ on the horizon and a lineup of festival performances, Turnstile is poised for an exciting summer ahead. Fans eagerly anticipate the release of the new album and the opportunity to witness the band’s electric performances on stage. Turnstile’s latest endeavor is set to solidify their status as one of the most dynamic and captivating bands in modern hardcore music.

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