Very dull. I don’t feel the energy like the last one.

I never heard of turnstile and took a chance and listened, this album is awesome, I don’t find great new music often, this one is a keeper

Excellent album

Sounds like a pop prouder (Rick Rubin) got his hands all over this. The mix is muddy and the vocals are overly manipulated and sound uninspired and sedated into boredom. It’s apparent the band or Rubin was trying to throw enough “hardness” into the mix as a token gesture to appease the bands following but the effort to redefine Turnstile’s sound as more approachable was half hazard at best. The result is an album that doesn’t commit in either direction and stalls out on the tracks resulting in a musical train wreck. Luckily, this band knows the secret spice and will hopefully learn from this throw away effort. And I generally think Rick Rubin is the best producer out there but he swung and missed on this one!

People giving this album one star are deaf. This album bangs.

Seeing starts has a sound alsmost like the police “ when the world is running down “ ? Heavy sting bass ..awesome fresh sound

Turnstile is maturing and reaching their potential. This is their best album yet, and I can’t wait for what is next. Stay tuned my fellow Turnstile brothers.

I love Turnstile, and I thought 'GLOW ON' was their best album. However, 'NEVER ENOUGH' simply sounds like a collection of outtakes from their last album. Even the artwork feels too safe and same-y. The songs are almost completely devoid of any punk or hardcore elements whatsoever, the same elements which have made their live shows so spectacular. Overall, it's just a low energy rock album. Its sure to get airplay on both mainstream rock stations as well as college radio stations, though. Is it still better than most rock albums that have come out this year? Sure. I guess I was just hoping for more surprises this time around. A mix of their poppier elements with sprinkles of rip-your-face-off hardcore would be magical. Maybe next time.

It took me a second listen to get a full feel for the album. They truly grown as a band.

this is a complete remaking of their past two albums. and not in a better way, but a cheap and easy way. it feels as if theyve lost ALL creativit, and im sad to realize that. i expect BETETR from Turnstile.