NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series continues with a unique twist, featuring performances from various locations around the world. Recently, the hardcore punk band Turnstile brought their electrifying energy to the Tiny Desk (home) concert series. Known for their dynamic live shows, Turnstile delivered a high-octane set featuring seven songs in just 17 minutes, all set against an art installation by John Scharbach, creating a visually captivating experience for viewers.

Turnstile, hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, has been making waves in the hardcore punk scene since their formation in 2010. With five EPs and three studio albums under their belt, including the critically acclaimed "Glow On" released in 2021, Turnstile has garnered both commercial success and critical acclaim. The band's tracks "Holiday" and "Blackout" even earned them three nominations at the 65th Grammy Awards, showcasing their musical prowess and creativity.

This Tiny Desk performance by Turnstile perfectly encapsulated their signature mosh-pit energy and infectious enthusiasm, offering viewers a taste of their captivating live presence in a more intimate setting. With their unique blend of hardcore punk and energetic stage presence, Turnstile continues to solidify their position as a powerhouse in the music scene, captivating audiences with their unbridled passion for their craft.