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Released September 2009
Adrian Tonceanu (Vocals/Guitars),
Igor Lazebnik (Vocals/Guitars),
Tyler Koch (Drums/Backup Vocals)

MORRE Album Review (...Out There)
Blogs N' Roses (blogsnroses.com)

"They let their musical skills shine through. And shine they do! Intricate melodies, multi tracked vocals, and precise rhythm all combine to create earworms (songs that stay with you days after hearing them). Morre's songs are like audio syphilis - dangerously contagious. To sum up Morre, they are like a Led Zeppelin Pinot Noir. Take the sound of Led Zeppelin, add in a bit of modernization, a dash of World flavor, and let age in your iPod. I guarantee you Morre will age like fine wine and you will come back for Morre."

MORRE Album Review (...Out There)
MyGlobalMind Webzine (Australian Magazine) (myglobalmind.com)

"Coming out of Canada with all the ferocity of a tsunami comes new classy melodic rockers MORRE, who with their radio-friendly sound should surely be set to blow up big time real soon. The music found on ...OUT THERE definitely has a modern tinge to it, but also has all of the mentality and appeal of some of the great guitar bands of the past like CREAM, LED ZEPPELIN, PINK FLOYD... The overall feeling I got about the album was that it was very classy and should have mega-appeal to anyone that likes their music with some heart & soul mixed with the rockness. ...OUT THERE is an album that has been expertly written, virtouistically played and produced perfectly, and for a debut album I must admit it is truly breathtaking in places."

MORRE Album Review (...Out There)
C.W.Ross (writercwross.wordpress.com)

"the bands that I've been hearing from are putting out some good music and the latest band that fits into that category is named Morre. The band based out of Toronto plays a brand of classic rock that also adds in some modern elements to keep their sound fresh. The band's music features a multi-guitar and dual vocals attack in their songs. Most of the songs found on ...Out There are guitar driven and are peppered with short guitar solos that are found throughout them. The vocals are strong and offer up a lot of vocal harmonies in them."