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Punknews posts new reviews of Turnstile, Candybar and Envy

The August 28 batch of critiques covers the "Never Enough" versions package, Candybar's debut and a full-length from Envy

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Punknews posts new reviews of Turnstile, Candybar and Envy
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Punknews.org published a new batch of reviews on Friday (28), covering three releases assessed by the site's team of writers.

The roundup leads with "Never Enough: Versions", the alternate-takes package tied to the latest material from Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile. It also includes "First Bite" by Candybar and "All the Footprints You've Ever Left and the Fear Expecting Ahead" by Envy, the long-running Japanese group that moves between hardcore, screamo and post-rock.

All three write-ups are available in the publication's reviews section. Punknews continues to run its critiques in grouped daily posts, a format that has been part of the site since its early days and remains a reference point for readers tracking punk, hardcore and adjacent releases.

No further details about release dates, labels or upcoming recordings from the featured bands were included with the update.

Newsroom copy, published with prior review. Editor in charge: Remy Zdrojeski. Spotted an error? Write to sociais@remyzdrojeski.com.br and we will fix it.

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