Energetic alternative rock crew release their new EP ‘Impossible Is
Temporary’, through all stores on Friday 5th February.

Hailing from London and formed in 2014, ‘More Than Most’ are a fresh and
eclectic five-some originating from everywhere across the globe. The crew
include 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 melting pot of influences and
life experiences, ‘More Than Most’ harness their diversity and draw it down
to their music. The result is both utterly compelling and all consuming.

The electronic alt-rockers 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 quintet haven’t looked back.
They now have a legion of active followers and have bagged 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 since gone on to sell-out another O2 Academy show, as well as playing a
batch of successful shows throughout the South. Besides tirelessly working
on their live set, the energetic rocksters put out two videos ‘Feed The
Fire’ and ‘You’re Not Alone’, both cuts notching up 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).

‘Impossible Is Temporary’ is a superb debut from a band that undoubtedly
have a long career ahead of them. Their previous single, ‘You’re Not Alone’,
instantly drags you in, beginning the EP in glorious fashion with its
mammoth hook and inventive electronic passages, which reinforce the belief
that there’s something special about this band. ‘Remember Who You Are’ then
washes over with shout-out refrains and high octane beatings that reflect
MCR in their prime. While ‘Save Me From Myself’ glistens with shimmering
vocal lines backed by considered structuring and appealing subtleties. Their
forthcoming video single ‘Nightmares’ spectacularly completes the EP, as it
explodes with pounding rhythms and a crunching contagious chorus. More Than
Most have arrived.