Summary

In this episode, Craig and Andrew dive deep into Turnstile's latest album 'Never Enough', exploring the band's evolution from hardcore roots to a more alternative rock sound. They discuss the mixed reception of the album, the significance of live performances, and the impact of diversity in the hardcore scene. The conversation also touches on the importance of authenticity in music, the band's creative choices, and the future prospects for Turnstile as they continue to redefine their identity in the music world. In this conversation, Andrew Schnitkey and Craig Lyndall delve into the dynamics of Turnstile's music, particularly focusing on their latest album 'Never Enough'. They discuss the excitement surrounding new collaborations, the energy of live performances, and the evolution of the band's sound compared to their previous work, 'Glow On'. The hosts explore individual tracks, highlighting their unique qualities and the overall consistency of the album. They also reflect on the live experience and the community aspect of music, emphasizing the joy of being a fan and the importance of supporting artists.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Turnstile Week 01:44 The Hardcore Debate: Are They Still Hardcore? 05:11 Live Shows vs. Studio Recordings 10:52 The Polarizing Reception of 'Never Enough' 15:44 Turnstile's Unique Position in the Hardcore Scene 20:47 Bringing Diversity to Hardcore Shows 26:00 The Importance of Authenticity in Music 30:48 Production Choices and Band Evolution 35:52 Future Prospects for Turnstile 36:58 The Excitement of New Collaborations 39:01 The Dynamics of Live Performances 40:35 Musical Evolution and Album Comparisons 42:47 Exploring Individual Tracks 51:09 The Live Experience and Audience Engagement 56:46 Celebrating Music and Community