“The Baltimore punks found themselves riding the crest of a wave of their own making.
Indebted to a love of Bad Brains, Nirvana and Fugazi, their unique sound was just as informed by passion for shoegaze, pop and R&B, and through this blurring of the lines, they became the gateway drug for a generation of fans now packing out venues everywhere, having captured lightning in a bottle.”
High-decibel hardcore rockers TURNSTILE from Baltimore, Maryland
have launched their 4th longplayer, titled Never Enough, a month ago.
TUTV said: “Turnstileare operating like sonic chameleons covering a wide range of
musical genres. From post-rock to manic metal, from hard-core to hard-pop, from
bombastic consonances to melodramatic pandemonium, from loud to very loud and
back. A multi-faceted and versatile opus that will double their ever-growing fanbase.”
High-decibel hardcore rockers TURNSTILE from Baltimore, Maryland
have launched their 4th longplayer, titled Never Enough.
TUTV said: “Turnstile are operating like sonic chameleons covering a wide range of musical genres. From post-rock to manic metal, from hard-core to hard-pop, from bombastic consonances to melodramatic pandemonium, from loud to very loud and back. A multi-faceted and versatile opus that will double their ever growing fanbase.”
The band announced that they will have Never Enough of the USA.
High decibel hardcore rockers TURNSTILE from Baltimore, Maryland
have launched their 4th longplayer, titled Never Enough.
Press info: “The expansive collection is a restless and exhilarating evolution of the band’s genre-defying sound. A transformative journey, both fearless and alive, by one of the most forward-thinking and influential bands of their generation. Never Enough follows their widely celebrated album Glow On, which earned the band four grammy nominations.”
New album artwork (not really art to my eyes)
NME:“What really glues ‘Never Enough’ together is its poptimist mindset. Combining
a sentimental regard for various shades of rock with a focus on big, bright melodies
and a free-wheeling approach to musical referents, the album constantly reaches out
to the pop world: exploring how hardcore might form the basis for something technicolour, playful and accessible. That attitude towards the genre, as capable of mass appeal and
ripe for experimentation, is what powers this excellent album.”
TUTV: Turnstile are operating like sonic chameleons covering a wide range of musical genres. From post-rock to manic metal, from hard-core to hard-pop, from bombastic consonances to melodramatic pandemonium, from loud to very loud and back. A multi-faceted and versatile opus that will double their ever-growing fanbase.
Singles: Look Out For Me / Never Enough / Seein’ Stars
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horizon daily, for 10 years now, to pick ace tracks and add 5 new ones
twice per week, to the one and only JUKEBOX playlist that matters.
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The 5 fresh ones TRACK BY TRACK
Band: HOME IS WHERE Who: Rock team from Palm Coast, Florida
who easily could be your neighbours.
I saw them myself in Belgium last August, but this version
is way better than the one I witnessed. But hey, you can’t
beat a sign-along audience of 70.000.
Where: KNEBWORTH (UK) Liam‘s massive and biblical concert at the historic
(rock) field confirmed once more that our kid still is
the man for the masses.
“Arriving to the highest levels of anticipation in the War On Drugs’ career, I Don’t Live Here Anymore showed up — right on time, in autumn — and exceeded already stratospheric expectations.”
“Turnstile have kept the reckless physical abandon of their early records, polished their gleaming-chrome hooks, and cranked out a half-hour barrage of joyous positivity,
where even the experimental left turns hit hard.”
“Low’s third collaboration with BJ Burton, HEY WHAT continues where 2018’s Double Negative left off, Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker grappling with dire times by making damaged, celestial music.”
“It can’t be easy to convey emotional rawness in the context of an ultra-commercial
rap record, but Polo’s writerly grace and hypnotic hooks are up to the task.”
