There is a special irony in naming an album ‘Destructor’ when the band itself is a convincing argument against any destruction. MORE have existed since 1979. Through lineup changes, the loss of three members, closed studios and someone else’s eras, they continue. The band, forged in the London underground of 1979, survived everything: lineup changes, the loss of three members, closed studios and someone else’s musical eras. The second album came out in 1982 and then silence for decades. After several decades, on March 6, 2026, the musicians released their third album ‘Destructor’. What is interesting is that the release had been planned since 2017, after the work on the sound of legendary producer Chris Tsangarides.

‘Comeback, Legacy, Decades’

-PurpleMistress

Ten tracks, this is classic hard rock in the most direct sense. You will hear sharp riffs from the very first track to the last, the powerful classic rock vocals get right under your skin. And the rhythm section? You just need to hear it and trust me, you will fall in love with this sound.

On radio in North America the album from its very first week took second place in the number of adds. The band founded their own label, arranged licensing in different regions and is already preparing the next album. The first concert is in May at the London Cart and Horses, the very one where Iron Maiden used to rehearse. Absolutely recommended!