Brit alternative rock outfit have released the new video single for
‘Nightmares’, which is taken from their new EP ‘Impossible Is Temporary’,
out on Friday 5th February. Watch ‘Nightmares’ right now!
Born out of London in 2014, ‘More Than Most’ are a diverse and potent five
piece originating from across the globe. The alt-rock combo consist of
Leandro Leonardi (guitar) who moved from Brazil to England to pursue music,
Mok Saib (bass) who journeyed from Algeria, and Cole Solem (drums) who
arrived from the USA. Izzy Stylez (vocals) and Daniel Allan (guitar) are the
only original UK based members. With a varied range of influences and life
experiences, ‘More Than Most’ tug from their diversity and draw it down to
their music. The result is both wholly captivating and all consuming.
The energetic quintet hit the ground running and played their first ever
show at the start of this year – a sold out O2 Academy Islington 2 Show,
supporting ‘Dirt’. From this point, the fivesome haven’t looked back. They
now have a dedicated fan-base and have picked up slots at Takedown Festival
and Camden Rocks Festival, sharing the stage with the likes of Mallory Knox,
Charlie Simpson, The Blackout, Bullet For My Valentine, Skindred, Funeral
For A Friend, Finch and While She Sleeps. More Than Most have gone on to
sell-out another O2 Academy show, as well as playing a succession of
pummeling shows throughout the Southern plains. As well as vigorously
working on their live set, the alt rocksters put out two videos ‘Feed The
Fire’ and ‘You’re Not Alone’; both clips received extensive TV airplay with
Scuzz. They have also completed work on their debut EP ‘Impossible is
Temporary’, with esteemed producer Justin Hill (Young Guns, Heart Of A
Coward), which lands in stores this February.
More Than Most are now geared up for the release of their new video single
‘Nightmares’, which explodes with thumping rhythms and a gargantuan chorus that will
echo on well after the track is over. Taken from the new EP ‘Impossible Is
Temporary’, which is out next week, More Than Most have arrived.
