“Formed in Baltimore’s hardcore scene in 2010, Turnstile’s interest in colouring outside the genre’s lines paid off when 2021’s ‘Glow On’ – featuring a go-go breakdown and a R&B track with Blood Orange – made them Grammy-nominated international rock stars. Their bright, eccentric new album ‘Never Enough’ doubles down on those experiments while furthering their unique, pop-facing take on hardcore. ”
“It's never enough — the review practically writes itself. The world can't get enough of Baltimore hardcore quintet Turnstile, and it's easy to see why. There are few bands right now who've been able to ride the cresting wave of success to such heights with seemingly no drop-off in sight like Brendan Yates (vocals, synth, keys), Franz Lyons (bass), Daniel Fang (drums), Pat McCrory (guitar) and Meg ”
“To get the obvious out of the way, NEVER ENOUGH doesn’t sound much like any hardcore record you’ll hear this year. Although Turnstile came up in Baltimore’s thriving scene and their roots in the genre run deep, as hardcore has exploded in popularity in the past few years Turnstile has steered clear of its most aggressive signifiers. They have spun off into a lane of their own and tempered their s”
“flute solos and formidable tunes from hardcore punk’s great crossover band”
“The Baltimore punks’ fourth album presents them at their most tempered while demonstrating a refusal to rest on their laurels.”
“With a features list that reads like a festival lineup, the sprawling remix edition of the Baltimore band’s 2025 album demonstrates there’s almost nowhere its songs can’t go.”
