Turnstile Unveils 22-Track LP With Elton John, Dying Fetus

Turnstile has released a new compilation LP entitled NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS, featuring 22 unique versions of the songs from their original 2025 LP NEVER ENOUGH. The album includes appearances from various artists, including Elton John, Dying Fetus, and Hayley Williams.

The original LP NEVER ENOUGH was released in 2025 and won a Grammy. The new compilation LP is a reimagined version of the Grammy-winning album, with a mix of covers, remixes, and hybrid remix/covers. Some of the contributing artists to NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS will also perform on Turnstile's Never Enough Tour Pt. 2, which will take place from September 9 to October 18.

Elton John's version of 'Seein' Stars' is a duet with Turnstile's Brendan Yates. Dying Fetus and Slayyyter each recorded their own version of 'Birds'. The album NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS is approximately two hours long, compared to the 45-minute original LP.

The release of NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS comes ahead of Turnstile's North American Never Enough Tour Pt. 2. The tour will feature some of the contributing artists to the new compilation LP. The album's eclectic range of acts and genres is a reflection of the band's experimentation with different sounds on the original LP.

## What's on the album NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS features a wide range of artists and styles, from rock icon Elton John to death metal veterans Dying Fetus. Other contributing artists include Hayley Williams, Blood Orange, Slayyyter, Angel Du$t, Panda Bear, and more. The album's 22 tracks offer a unique take on the original songs, with some artists opting for softer versions and others creating more intense remixes.

## Why it matters The release of NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS is significant not only for Turnstile fans but also for the music industry as a whole. The album's eclectic range of acts and genres showcases the band's willingness to experiment and push boundaries. The fact that the album features a mix of covers, remixes, and hybrid remix/covers also highlights the band's creativity and ability to reimagine their own music.

The album's release also raises questions about the trend of all-star versions albums. With the success of NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS, it's likely that other bands will follow suit and release their own compilation LPs featuring a range of artists and styles. Whether this trend will continue to grow in popularity remains to be seen, but one thing is certain - NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS is a unique and exciting addition to the music scene.