Tornello Share’Mai abbastanza'

      È la title track del loro nuovo album...

      

      

      

      

       08 · 04 · 2025

      

      

      

      

      

      

      Turnstile: la nuova canzone "Never Enough"

      Il singolo è la title track del loro album in arrivo, la cui uscita è prevista per il 6 giugno.

      I pre-ordini completi sono ora aperti, con Turnstile impostato per dare a "Never Enough" un certo numero di varianti in vinile come parte del rilascio.

      Pronti a suonare Outbreak e Glastonbury questa estate, la band ha appena condiviso un nuovo scorcher.

      

      'Never Enough' si apre in un territorio sontuoso e intriso di synth, prima che improvvisamente un interruttore venga attivato e il tornello riaccenda il loro ruggito emo-adiacente e post-hardcore.

      Supportato da un video musicale ufficiale diretto da Brendan Yates e Pat McCrory, potete vedere "Never Enough" qui sotto.

      

      

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