More, the legendary N.W.O.B.H.M. band who released their third studio album, “Destructor”, on March 6, 2026, are showing off the video and single Scream, and you can check it out below.
The album came out on the band’s own label, Warhead Music LLP.
The album is out via Warhead Music LPP and you can already order it.
“Destructor” is the last production job of the late, great Chris Tsangarides (he produced albums for the likes of Judas Priest, King Diamond, Helloween and Yngwie Malmsteen, among others). Tsangarides was pretty much considered a member of More. On the eve of his death in January 2017, the final mix of “Destructor” was delivered from his studio, The Ecology Rooms. Tsangarides, a passionate fan of the band he played with for decades and also wrote music with, left his indelible mark on “Destructor”. While recording, he used his world-famous Vortex system to shape the guitar sound on the album.
The ten-track album is finally seeing the light of day thanks to bassist Baz Nicholls, who stumbled across the final mixes saved on a USB stick. More decided to bring in the legendary Los Angeles engineer Maor Appelbaum, who had previously worked on three other albums with Chris Tsangarides, to handle the mastering.
More were formed in London in 1979 by guitarist Kenny Cox. They quickly made a name for themselves with their debut “Warhead” (1981), released on Atlantic Records. That was followed by a tour with Iron Maiden during the era of Maiden’s “Killers” album, plus a slot at the Monsters of Rock festival. Their next record, “Blood & Thunder” (1982), cemented their reputation even further with scorching riffs and a bold sound. Thanks to its quality, music critics put that album on plenty of lists of the best records of the NWOBHM days.
Tracklist for “Destructor”:
1. Heart On Fire
2. Rocquiem
3. Scream
4. New World
5. Destructor
6. Spirits Of War
7. Immortal
8. My Obsession
9. Wolf Behind Your Eyes
10. More
More’s current lineup:
Baz Nicholls – bass
Peter Welsh – guitar
Steve Rix – drums
Mike Freeland – vocals
