TURNSTILE has taken home the Grammy for Best Metal Performance at the 68th annual awards ceremony in Los Angeles, California.

The band's song "Birds" from their album "Never Enough" earned the honor, making them the first artist nominated across multiple genres - Rock, Alternative and Metal categories - within a single year.

The Grammys celebrate the best music released between August 31, 2024, and August 30, 2025.

The Recording Academy's Voting Members, comprised of industry peers including artists, songwriters, producers, engineers, and more, chose winners by voting on nominees submitted by their own members.

"Never Enough," produced by TURNSTILE's Brendan Yates, recorded in Los Angeles and the band's hometown of Baltimore, is a genre-defying collection that marks a transformative journey for one of metal's most forward-thinking bands.

A companion film featuring Turner's performance, "Turnstile: Never Enough," is now available on demand.

The band consists of vocalist Brendan Yates, Franz Lyons on bass, guitarist Pat McCrory, drummer Daniel Fang, and guitarist Meg Mills.

Other nominees in the category included DREAM THEATER for "Night Terror," GHOST for "Lachryma," SLEEP TOKEN for "Emergence," SPIRITBOX for "Soft Spine.\