On paper I probably shouldn’t like Never Enough, the fourth studio album from punk/hardcore/emo/pop mashup Turnstile; I didn’t care for their lauded 2021 album Glow On, and the youthful, angsty lyrical conceits feel a thousand miles away from where I’m at both emotionally and mentally. But the heart wants what the heart wants, and right now that’s immaculate production, hooks that reach for miles, and a smooth punk delivery that washes over you and leaves without damage, to be experienced fresh the next time you hit play. I can’t say Never Enough lingers emotionally, but the feeling when it’s on is a joyous one.

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