Turnstile's Never Enough: Versions Out Now
Turnstile releases 'Never Enough: Versions,' a reimagined album with 22 tracks featuring Elton John, Slayyyter, and Dying Fetus.
Turnstile's reimagined album Never Enough: Versions is out now on Roadrunner Records. The 22-track collection features covers, remixes, and hybrid versions of songs from the band's 2025 album Never Enough, with contributions from a wide array of artists including Elton John, Slayyyter, Hayley Williams, Blood Orange, Alex G, Dying Fetus, Julien Baker, Panda Bear, Oklou, Angel Du$t, and Dying Fetus again.
According to the source, the album was announced just last week with details kept quiet but an "absolutely baffling" list of collaborators revealed. The project transforms the original 14-track album into a sprawling set of reinterpretations.
Diverse Reinterpretations
The new versions cover a lot of ground. Slayyyter turns the euphoric singalong "Birds"into a bleary-eyed dance-pop banger that samples Brendan Yates' voice. Dying Fetus transforms the same track into pummeling death metal."Seein' Stars,"reworking it into a mashed-up duet between himself and Yates."Dull"starts as a softer cover but builds tension. A. G."some real Baltimore shit." Angel Du$t, a band that used to share three members with Turnstile, delivers a euphoric hardcore version of "Sunshower." On the breakdown, Justice Tripp screams Turnstile's name like it was his own band.
Dan Deacon's psychedelic synth version of "Dreaming" pushes it into vocoderized Flaming Lips territory. The source is "head-over-heels" for Baltimore club great Rod Lee's club-rap take on "Never Enough," which reshapes the track into a party-time lament about people wanting too much. Baltimore native Panda Bear adds the classic "Think" breakbeat, a hallmark of Baltimore club, to "Magic Man,"doing things the source claims to have never heard from Panda Bear before."hits a whole lot more often than not." The source admits to no objectivity, loving Turnstile and enjoying seeing the weird places their songs can go.
Turnstile has been experimenting with remixes since 2020, when they had Mall Grab remix some Time & Space tracks for the Share A View EP. This new album feels like that approach taken past its logical endpoint. In other news reported by the source, Turnstile played a one-off show in the UK town of Halifax on Wednesday night, and it looked crazy.
