“Last year Ebert formed a band called the Self-Evident Truth, but was ejected from the group after posting allegations about Turnstile’s finances and claiming that its members had taken out a restraining order against him.”

“In August 2022, the district court of Maryland denied a request for a peace order against Ebert by a former bandmate, saying there was 'no statutory basis for relief'.”

“Turnstile’s statement continued: 'In the years since, [Ebert’s] baseless tirades have continued in public. We never addressed it. We chose to protect his privacy and the circumstances around his departure, even when he did nothing to be deserving of that protection. Over the past few months, his threats only escalated further.'”

“The Baltimore-based band are the most successful hardcore group of their generation, with two Grammy awards and eight nominations to their name. Their fourth album, 2025’s Never Enough, reached No 9 in the US and No 11 in the UK. It was their first full-length record without Ebert, instead featuring Meg Mills on guitar. It also featured guest appearances from Hayley Williams of Paramore, Dev Hynes (AKA Blood Orange), Shabaka Hutchings, Faye Webster and producer AG Cook.”