Turnstile cover Zack de la Rocha’s pre-Rage Against the Machine band Inside Out on BBC Live Lounge

Turnstile have added another sharp left turn to their ongoing run through the live circuit, this time taking on Burning Fight, the Inside Out track released years before Zack de la Rocha became synonymous with Rage Against the Machine.

The Baltimore hardcore band delivered the cover during a recent appearance on BBC 1’s Live Lounge Late, where they also played two cuts from their latest album Never Enough, I Care and Dull. The format demanded a detour into someone else’s catalogue, and Turnstile’s pick made a certain kind of sense: a charged, forward-driving song from de la Rocha’s pre-Rage era that still fits comfortably within the band’s own pressure-cooker approach.

Burning Fight was the lead single from Inside Out’s only release, the EP No Spiritual Surrender, which arrived in 1990. De la Rocha left that project behind the following year, before Rage Against the Machine came into being.

The Live Lounge Late session followed Turnstile’s set at Coachella 2026 last month, where they opened by addressing the news around former guitarist Brady Ebert and the incident involving Brendan Yates’ father. Earlier that month, reports said Ebert, who left the band in 2022, had been arrested on suspicion of attempted second-degree murder and first-degree assault. It later emerged that he was alleged to have run over Yates’ father, William, with his car.

Turnstile later confirmed that Ebert had caused “severe physical trauma” by running over William, who underwent surgery and was said to be “hoping for the best possible outcome in his recovery”.

The band’s next stretch of dates is already taking shape. They are set for a UK-exclusive headline show at The Piece Hall in Halifax, and will also support Tyler, The Creator at London’s All Points East. Festival stops include Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo and Austin City Limits, among others. Visit here for UK tickets and here for international tickets.