Listen to Turnstile's outrageously fun new single Blackout

Turnstile have shared a new single and video, Blackout – and both absolutely rule.

The track is taken from the band's upcoming album Glow On, which is due out on August 27 via Roadrunner Records. It comes accompanied by a cool animated video directed by the band, and animated by Alexis Jamet and Logan Triplett.

Read this: Glow With The Flow: How Turnstile shut out the noise to stay true to themselves

Speaking with Kerrang! recently about Turnstile's musical direction in 2021 and whether they're still considered a 'hardcore band', frontman Brendan Yates explained, "I’ve never really liked labels. They tend to be things that divide people. I work to do the opposite. It’s important to emphasise anyone’s uniqueness and what bands [really] are within those genre definitions. It’s never about excluding anyone.

"People spend their lives trying to assemble this system where everything is categorised, and they’re happy because things can easily be defined. There’s a lot to be said for trying to break that down, and to leave room for mystery, learning, and understanding people you didn’t previously understand.”

Listen to Blackout below:

Check out the full Glow On tracklist:

1. Mystery
2. Blackout
3. Don’t Play
4. Underwater Boi
5. Holiday
6. Humanoid / Shake It Up
7. Endless
8. Fly Again
9. Alien Love Call (featuring Blood Orange)
10. Wild Wrld
11. Dance-Off
12. New Heart Design
13. T.L.C. (Turnstile Love Connection)
14. No Surprise
15. Lonely Dezires (featuring Blood Orange)

And the lovely album art looks like this:

Turnstile recently announced a run of U.S. shows for the summer. Catch them at the dates below.

August

28 Garden Grove, CA, Garden Amp
29 Ventura, CA, The Tavern
30 Santa Cruz, CA, Santa Cruz Vets Hall

September

23 Dover, DE, Firefly Music Festival
24 Louisville, KY, Louder Than Life
25 Indianola, IA, Knotfest Iowa

They’ll also be headlining next year’s incredible Outbreak Fest alongside Knocked Loose.

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