Turnstile Announces Star-Studded ‘NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS’ Album

Turnstile is set to release NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS, a collaboration-heavy reimagining of their double-Grammy-winning 2025 album NEVER ENOUGH, on Friday, August 28. The project promises to expand the sonic boundaries of the original record by inviting a diverse array of artists to reinterpret their tracks.

The reworked album features a sprawling list of collaborators that spans genres and generations, ranging from rock icon Elton John to the intense sounds of death metal band Dying Fetus. The project also highlights the band's affinity for pop and experimental textures, featuring contributions from Slayyyter—whose recent cover work has garnered significant attention—alongside Chanel Beads, Hayley Williams, Four Tet, A.G. Cook, Faye Webster, Alex G, and Oklou. The project is rounded out by Julien Baker, Baltimore club legend Rod Lee, and jazz innovators Shabaka and Brandon Woody.

NEVER ENOUGH originally arrived last June, quickly becoming the band's highest-charting effort to date. Its success was cemented by two Grammy wins: Best Rock Album and Best Metal Performance for the standout track "Birds."

This upcoming release arrives just ahead of the band’s 16-date North American Never Enough Tour Pt. 2, which is scheduled to kick off on September 9 in Milwaukee. As fans eagerly await the new interpretations, Never Enough: Versions is currently available for pre-save.

Tyler, The Creator Reveals Star-Studded Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 Line-up

Tyler, The Creator has officially shared the line-up for Camp Flog Gnaw 2026, confirming a diverse and high-profile roster of artists set to perform at the festival. The annual event, founded by the acclaimed rapper and producer, is scheduled to return to Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium on November 14 and 15.

Headlining the festival, Tyler, The Creator will lead the proceedings following his upcoming two-day takeover of London’s All Points East. He will be joined by a stellar supporting cast, including Turnstile, Lola Young, and Steve Lacy. The full bill also features notable acts such as Future, Vince Staples, Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, The Alchemist, Isaiah Rashad, Syd, JID, Lupe Fiasco, and Wallows, among many others.

While tickets for the 2026 edition of Camp Flog Gnaw went on sale earlier this summer and have since sold out, organizers have provided an opportunity for fans to join a waitlist via the festival’s official website.

The announcement follows a period of anticipation, during which Tyler encouraged fans to “unscramble” the list of performers through the festival’s digital portal. This year’s event continues the tradition of blending hip-hop, alternative, and R&B, cementing the festival’s status as a premier destination for music enthusiasts.

In addition to his festival commitments, Tyler, The Creator continues to support his latest studio album, Don’t Tap The Glass, which was released last July. The project has received critical acclaim for its departure from the cinematic narrative style of his previous work, opting instead for a more focused, character-driven aesthetic that highlights his evolution as an artist.

Sleep Token Surprise-Release Instrumental Version of ‘Even In Arcadia’

Sleep Token have surprise-released the instrumental version of their latest album, Even In Arcadia. The release follows the massive success of the record, which arrived last May and secured the band their first-ever Number One on both the UK Albums chart and the US Billboard 200.

The London-based masked metal outfit has continued their trend of providing fans with instrumental iterations of their work. While they previously released instrumental versions of 2019’s Sundowning and 2021’s This Place Will Be Your Tomb, they notably opted not to do so for their 2023 breakout record, Take Me Back To Eden.

Even In Arcadia (Instrumental) is available now on all major streaming platforms. For those looking to own a physical copy, the album is scheduled for release on coloured vinyl starting August 7.

The original release of Even In Arcadia was a critical and commercial triumph, earning a glowing five-star review from NME. The album also garnered the band their first two Grammy nominations, with ‘Caramel’ recognized for Best Metal Performance and ‘Emergence’ for Best Rock Performance. Although those specific awards were ultimately claimed by Turnstile and Yungblud respectively, the nominations marked a significant milestone in the group’s career.

Listen to Even In Arcadia (Instrumental) here:

Beyond the music, the band’s influence continues to expand. In December, they released a coloring book inspired by the album, featuring 25 designs that celebrate their genre-fluid career. Meanwhile, fans remain vocal about their desire for a full release of the reworked version of ‘Rain’, which gained significant attention after being featured in the trailer for The Game Awards.