Turnstile's remix album ranks top features

Turnstile released the 22-track remix album Never Enough: Versions on August 28, 2026. The project features reworks from a wide range of artists, from pop icon Elton John to death metal titans Dying Fetus, according to a list published by Dazed. The source describes the album as "one of the most impressive, star-studded and entertaining remix albums in recent memory," arguing it offers something for everyone after the band was previously caught between hardcore and mainstream audiences.

The article ranks five standout features from the extensive collection. It notes the album contains multiple versions of the same songs and only one new original verse, suggesting it is not necessarily intended for front-to-back listening. The ranking highlights the diversity of the contributions, from gritty metal to ethereal electronic and thumping club music.

Top Five Remixes Ranked

The Dazed list provides a ranked countdown of five favourite features from Never Enough: Versions.

In fifth place is Dying Fetus's death metal take on "Birds." The source describes it as "as gritty as they come," featuring explosive blast beats, guttural growls from vocalist John Gallagher, and a feral pace that wraps up just shy of two minutes.

Fourth place goes to Four Tet's remix of "Look Out for Me." The article calls it a "gently swelling dance cut" that stands out among other electronic reworks on the album, which include contributions from Floating Points, Panda Bear, and Kettama. It highlights the impactful moment when Brendan Yates's voice breaks through after a three-minute build-up.

Standout Cuts and a Pioneering Overhaul

French producer Oklou takes third place with a remix of "Light Design." The source praises Oklou's mastery, describing the track as having "an undeniable fluidity" with muted synths and transient melodies that make a punk rock anthem sound ethereal.

Missouri hyperpop artist Slayyyter is ranked second for her remix of "Birds." The article contextualizes this feature within her successful 2026, which included releasing the album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA and the single "Brand New Chanel$." Her version is described as a "punky take on indie sleaze" that finds a natural mid-ground between Turnstile's original and her own sound.

The top spot is awarded to Baltimore club pioneer Rod Lee for his overhaul of the title track "Never Enough." The source calls this the album's only remix to provide an original verse. It features a thumping Baltimore club beat and playfully recontextualizes Yates's "It's never enough" refrain into a series of humorous complaints. The article insists the track is best experienced without prior knowledge.

The album also includes features from pop star Elton John and hardcore-connected band Angel Du$t, which the source cites as evidence of Turnstile bridging musical worlds. The release follows the band's two Grammy wins last year, which were in the rock and metal categories.