"...In Yates’ eyes, hardcore is not defined by how it sounds, but by the community it builds. It’s why Turnstile threw a free charity concert outdoors in Baltimore before Never Enough dropped, and why those new songs spawned endless stage divers despite, or because of, mellow synth passages. To be comfortable in your body and mind, especially in the presence of others, is a right that feels like a privilege. What greater sensation than being guided towards that acceptance through music? “Never enough” isn’t a mantra for self-abasement or a premeditated retort to critics; it's permission to be imperfect while growing. LP4 was never going to be what everyone else wanted it to be. For Turnstile, that couldn’t be more of a relief."       - Pirchfork