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BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music reports that Turnstile, the hardcore outfit out of Baltimore, made their Saturday Night Live debut with a performance of "Birds" and a medley drawn from their Grammy-winning album Never Enough. The appearance marks a notable moment for a band operating at the intersection of underground aggression and mainstream recognition, delivering three songs on a stage that has historically amplified acts in the moment of their cultural arrival.
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