Turnstile's Never Enough: Versions Remix
The band Turnstile released a 22-track remix album titled Never Enough: Versions on August 28, 2026. The album features artists from Elton John to Dying Fetus, blending hardcore roots with mainstream pop.
Turnstile's new remix album, Never Enough: Versions, was released on August 28, 2026. The 22-track collection features artists ranging from pop icon Elton John to death metal band Dying Fetus, according to a report from Dazed.
The source states that the album is not designed for a front-to-back listen, as it contains multiple versions of the same songs and only one new original verse. It is described as one of the most impressive and star-studded remix albums in recent memory.
Ranking the Top Features
The Dazed article ranks five standout remixes from the extensive album. The list highlights the diverse ground covered, from Baltimore club to death metal.
| Rank | Artist | Remixed Track | Style Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Dying Fetus | "Birds" | A death metal take with blast beats and guttural growls, wrapped up in under two minutes. |
| 4 | Four Tet | "Look Out For Me" | An electronic dance cut with a gentle build-up, shuffling kicks, and trance-like synths. |
| 3 | Oklou | "Light Design" | An ethereal version using muted synths and transient melodies, making the punk anthem sound fluid. |
| 2 | Slayyyter | "Birds" | A punky take on indie sleaze, with apocalyptic vocals collapsing into distorted bass throbs. |
| 1 | Rod Lee | "Never Enough" | A Baltimore club overhaul with an original verse, built for the dancefloor with a call-and-response section."Never Enough" is highlighted as the only track to provide an original verse. Its thumping Baltimore club beat is designed for the clubs, or "shubz." |
The final section playfully recontextualizes singer Brendan Yates's "It's never enough" refrain into a series of complaints against Rod Lee's girlfriend. One example given is, "If I share out all my weed, what she'll say? It's never enough!"
The article describes Slayyyter's contribution as a standout cut, coming in a year where she has already released the album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA and the single "Brand New Chanel$."Four Tet's remix is praised for the moment Yates's voice breaks through after three minutes of build-up."Birds" a direct answer to detractors who said Turnstile had gone too mainstream.
