Turnstile made waves with their recent Tiny Desk concert, where they showcased a wild reimagination of their hardcore sound with the addition of piano and a horn section. Known for their ability to blend accessible influences with esoteric sounds, Turnstile's performance was a standout moment. The band, formed in 2010 in Baltimore, Maryland, has released five EPs and four studio albums, with their latest album "Glow On" receiving critical and commercial success.

Turnstile's musical style mixes hardcore punk's speed and volatility with a desire to experiment with tonal, textural, and rhythmic elements. The band has toured extensively and garnered recognition, with nominations at the Grammy Awards for tracks like "Holiday" and "Blackout." In addition to their musical achievements, Turnstile made headlines for changes in their lineup, including parting ways with guitarist Brady Ebert and welcoming new members like Meg Mills. The band continues to push boundaries with collaborations, EP releases, and upcoming tours.

Critics have described Turnstile's music as hardcore punk, melodic hardcore, and alternative rock. Influenced by bands like Bad Brains and Sade, Turnstile's unique blend of genres and experimental influences has earned them a dedicated following and critical acclaim. As Turnstile gears up for their "Never Enough" album release and subsequent tour, fans can expect more energetic performances and boundary-pushing music from this dynamic band.