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Turnstile announce Never Enough: Versions with Elton John, Hayley Williams and Dying Fetus

The project arrives this Friday and collects remixes, reworks and re-recordings of songs from the Baltimore band's latest album

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Turnstile announce Never Enough: Versions with Elton John, Hayley Williams and Dying Fetus
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Turnstile have announced Never Enough: Versions, a project due this Friday that brings together an unusually wide range of contributors. The idea is to revisit the songs from Never Enough through remixes, reworks and re-recordings handled by other artists.

Among the names attached are Sir Elton John, death metal outfit Dying Fetus, Hayley Williams and Angel Du$t, along with additional contributors. The stylistic spread is the headline here, moving from pop to death metal to punk without settling in one lane.

Beyond that, details remain thin. The band has not said which tracks each guest handled, nor has it shared a running order or release format. The full contributor list went out alongside the announcement.

Never Enough is Turnstile's most recent album, and the Baltimore group remains one of the widest-reaching acts to emerge from American hardcore over the past decade. Companion remix and version projects have become part of the band's routine, often pairing its material with collaborators from well outside the hardcore circuit.

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