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Turnstile's 'Versions': A Genre-Bending Masterpiece
1 Sep
Summary
- Turnstile's 'Never Enough' remix album features diverse artists.
- Album includes guests from hardcore, club, and hyperpop scenes.
- Remixes explore unexpected genre fusions, from death metal to torch songs.

Turnstile's "Never Enough: Versions" reimagines their 2025 album with a diverse array of guest artists. This remix project extends the band's reach across numerous genres, demonstrating the versatility of their songs. The album features contributions from artists spanning hardcore, Baltimore club music, jazz, and hyperpop.
Notable collaborations include A.G. Cook, Rod Lee, and Dying Fetus, alongside prominent guests like Hayley Williams and Julien Baker. The sequencing of "Versions" creates a dynamic listening experience, moving from intense tracks like Dying Fetus's "Birds" to more mellow interpretations like Panda Bear's "Magic Man."
Hayley Williams offers a transformed version of "Ceiling," reframing the original interlude as a "balearic trip down the river" torch song. This contribution, alongside A.G. Cook's hyperpop-infused take on "Dull," highlights the artists' willingness to diverge from their typical styles to explore the core elements of Turnstile's music.