KISS celebrates 50th anniversary of 'Destroyer' with new merch line

KISS celebrates 50th anniversary of 'Destroyer' with new merch line

Cover of KISS’ ‘Destroyer’ (Island Def Jam) Sunday marks 50 years since KISS released their fourth studio album, Destroyer, and to celebrate the occasion the band has released a new line of products and merchandise. The Destroyer anniversary collection includes a metallic gold and purple fire vinyl pressing of the album, which will ship March 27, as well as a limited purple liquid-filled vinyl edition, which will be released May 1. In addition, …

KISS Celebrate 50 Years of Destroyer, the landmark 1976 album that redefined their sound

Fifty years ago, KISS transformed from rising rock provocateurs into arena-filling icons with the release of their fourth studio album, Destroyer, a record that redefined the band’s sound and cemented their place in rock history. by Paul Cashmere When Destroyer hit shelves on March 15, 1976, it marked a pivotal moment in KISS’ trajectory. Their first three albums had built a loyal following, but it was the 1975 live album Alive! that truly broug…

KISS celebrates 50th anniversary of ‘Destroyer’ with new merch line – 106.5 The Arch

Sunday marks 50 years since KISS released their fourth studio album, Destroyer, and to celebrate the occasion the band has released a new line of products and merchandise.The Destroyer anniversary… Source

KISS celebrates 50th anniversary of ‘Destroyer’ with new merch line

Sunday marks 50 years since KISS released their fourth studio album, Destroyer, and to celebrate the occasion the band has released a new line of products and merchandise.The Destroyer anniversary… Source

KISS’ ‘Destroyer’ Celebrates 50th Anniversary

Destroyer, KISS’ 1976 album that marked a turning point for the glam rockers, celebrates its 50th anniversary. In honor of the milestone, Destroyer is getting a purple liquid-filled vinyl, and a metallic gold and purple fire vinyl pressing. The latter comes in an embossed jacket with gold ink details and includes a poster. Originally released on March 15, 1976, Destroyer built off the success of the band’s preceding live album, Alive!, and saw K…