Turnstile Takes It Up a Notch for 'NEVER ENOUGH'
After a lengthy multimedia album rollout, Baltimore's very best punk rockers have presented their fourth studio project:NEVER ENOUGH. Turnstile recorded the anticipated project between Los Angeles and Baltimore and it also arrives alongside its very own companion film, directed by the band's Brendan Yates and Pat McCrory.
The group celebrated the release ofNEVER ENOUGHon Thursday night with a sold-out performance at Brooklyn's Under The K Bridge along with support from Teezo Touchdown, Boy Harsher, and Big Boy. The band is now readying to head overseas for a run of European and UK dates.
Features on the album include A. G. Cook,Faye Webster, former Sons of Kemet and the Comet Is Coming musician Shabaka Hutchings,Paramore'sHayley Williams,Blood Orange'sDevonté Hynes, andBadBadNotGood'sLeland Whitty. Pre-released singles include title track and opener 'NEVER ENOUGH,' LOOK OUT FOR ME,' 'SEEIN' STARS' and 'BIRDS.'
1. NEVER ENOUGH2. SOLE3. I CARE4. DREAMING5. LIGHT DESIGN6. DULL7. SUNSHOWER8. LOOK OUT FOR ME9. CEILING10. SEEIN' STARS11. BIRDS12. SLOWDIVE13. TIME IS HAPPENING14. MAGIC MAN
When the band sat down with Hypebeast for the 31st issue of Hypebeast Magazine, McCrory said: 'There's a freedom in hardcore. As long as you're singing about something you really care about, the audience will be able to listen and understand.'
NEVER ENOUGHis Turnstile freer than ever. Stream the album – out everywhere now.
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