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Turnstile<\/a> have announced a new visual album to accompany their upcoming studio LP, Never Enough<\/a>.<\/em> The companion film, titled Turnstile: Never Enough<\/em>, will debut at Tribeca Festival 2025<\/a>. Directed by singer Brendan Yates and guitarist Pat McCrory, the 50-minute visual includes all 14 songs from the record. Watch a trailer for the film below.<\/p>\n This year\u2019s Tribeca Festival lineup also includes the world premiere of Miley Cyrus\u2019 visual album Something Beautiful<\/em><\/a>, the premiere of concert film-turned-cultural analysis Depeche Mode: M<\/em>, and screenings of the new documentaries Wizkid: Long Live Lagos<\/em>, Billy Joel: And So It Goes<\/em>, Billy Idol Should Be Dead<\/em>, and many more. The festival takes place June 4\u201315 in New York.<\/p>\n Never Enough<\/em>\u2014the highly anticipated follow-up to Turnstile\u2019s breakout album, Glow On<\/a>,<\/em> and their first LP with new guitarist Meg Mills, following Brady Ebert\u2019s departure<\/a>\u2014arrives June 6 via Roadrunner<\/a>. Leading the full-length are the title track<\/a>, \u201cBirds<\/a>,\u201d and \u201cSeein\u2019 Stars<\/a>.\u201d The latter song features vocals by Paramore\u2019s Hayley Williams and Blood Orange\u2019s Devont\u00e9 Hynes, and all three tracks have music videos directed by Yates and McCrory, which are presumably part of the Turnstile: Never Enough<\/em> visual album.<\/p>\n Read about Glow On<\/em> at No. 29 in \u201cThe 100 Best Albums of the 2020s So Far<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n