Overview
- The album was released Friday, Aug. 28, 2026, and expands Turnstile’s 2025 LP into a near‑two‑hour compilation of 22 remixes, covers and hybrid reworks.
- Contributors range from pop and electronic figures to hardcore and Baltimore‑scene artists, with credits including Elton John, Hayley Williams, Slayyyter, Panda Bear, Alex G, Blood Orange, Dan Deacon, Rod Lee and Dying Fetus.
- Early reviews highlight wildly different takes as the record’s most striking feature, citing Rod Lee’s Baltimore‑club overhaul of “Never Enough,” Dying Fetus’s death‑metal version of “Birds,” and Elton John’s piano duet on “Seein’ Stars” as standout moments.
- Critics note the project is more curatorial than compositional: most tracks reinterpret existing material, the release contains only one new verse across 22 versions, and reviewers call the record entertaining but uneven.
- The release follows Turnstile’s Grammy‑boosted 2025 profile and ongoing debate over the band’s move beyond hardcore, and it is positioned to widen the band’s audience while spotlighting Baltimore artists as Turnstile readies a follow‑up tour in September.