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Turnstile Announces New Album ‘Never Enough,’ Share Title Track: Listen
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Turnstile has announced its first album in four years: Never Enough, the long-awaited follow-up to the hardcore band’s 2021 breakthrough Glow On, will be released on June 6, the band revealed on Tuesday (April 8).
In addition, Turnstile shared a preview of the new project by unveiling its title track. A music video for the song was directed by the band’s Brendan Yates and Pat McCory.
Per a press release, Never Enough was produced by Yates, and was recorded between Los Angeles and the band’s hometown of Baltimore. Turnstile had already scheduled a handful of live dates for 2025, including festival performances at Primavera Sound, Glastonbury and Aftershock 2025.
Following a half-decade of building a dedicated fan base in the hard rock community, Turnstile broke through with Glow On, which was one of the most acclaimed albums of 2021, and earned the band three Grammy nominations. Glow On has earned 261,000 equivalent album units to date, according to Luminate, and Turnstile opened for Blink-182’s comeback arena tour in 2023, in addition to headlining tours and festival gigs.
“It feels … not scary, but vulnerable, in a way,” Yates told Billboard in 2021 as they were preparing for Glow On to widen their fan base. “You never really know what will happen when someone finally hears what you’ve been doing for so long.”
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