Back in August, Turnstile released Never Enough: Versions, an extremely cool collection of remixes and covers of tracks from their 2025 album. On Versions, a bunch of dance producers — Floating Points, Four Tet, Kettama, Rod Lee — offered up their takes on Turnstile tracks. Perhaps Chase & Status, the British drum 'n' bass duo, felt left out, since they just covered Turnstile's "Never Enough" in the BBC Live Lounge.
In the UK, Chase & Status are a big deal. Their career goes back more than 20 years, and they've racked up seven top-10 chart hits in their homeland. Their 2024 Stormzy collab "Backbone" was a #1 hit over there.
Last month, the duo were featured, alongside Madness frontman Suggs, on Skepta's single "Innocent Smile." Chase & Status brought their live band — guitarist, singer, multiple backup singers — into the Live Lounge to do an exuberant dance-pop version of "Never Enough," hitting with jungle breakbeats instead of big guitars during the climactic moments. I think it sounds pretty cool. Turnstile themselves are no strangers to the BBC Live Lounge.
Earlier this year, they did their own session there, and they covered "Burning Fight," a classic from Zach De La Rocha's pre-Rage Against The Machine hardcore band Inside Out. Turnstile's free Washington Monument show is eight days away, and I am amped.
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