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There are at least 2 artists known as Destructo. 1. Destructo is the alias of HARD founder Gary Richards. He began DJing and producing undergrounds in the early 90s in Los Angeles, most notably creating RaveAmerica at Knotts Berry Farm. Rick Rubin subsequently handpicked Gary for A&R in electronic music at Def American Recordings, launching a noteworthy career with such acts as Lords of Acid, Messiah, David Holmes, Basement Jaxx, Dub Pistols, God Lives Underwater and founding 1500 Records and Nitrus Records. After carrying his success to the metal world with No Name Mgmt, Destructo returned to his roots in...

The Destructors (aka The Blanks, Destructors V) are a punk rock band from Peterborough, England, formed in 1977 and active with a varying lie-up until 1984. They re-formed as Destructors 666 in 2006. The band was formed by former 6ck 6ck 6ck members Allen Adams (vocals), Phil Atterson (guitar), and Dip (Paul Wicks) (bass), along with a varying line-up including Andy Butler (drums). They changed their name to The Blanks before their controversial debut 1979 single, "The Northern Ripper" (released at the time that The Yorkshire Ripper was on the loose). The Destructors name was resurrected by Adams and Jackson...

Pat Rabid - guitar Jamie Boulder - bass Dave Overkill - guitar/vocals Matt Flammable - drums Destructor, Cleveland, Ohio's legendary premier power/thrash band, return to Auburn with their new 2003 "Sonic Bullet" release. The extended EP contains 46 minutes and 9 tracks of ripping, over-the-top, pounding Destructor-style molten heavy metal! Auburn president Bill Peters' first encounter with Destructor was seeing the band perform their very first 'live' show in 1984 at The Pop Shop, a club managed by Chris Andrews and located beneath the historic Cleveland Agora. Already working with bands such as Breaker and Shok Paris at the time,...

Cherax Destructor (AKA CxDr) is the laptop-toting side of multifaceted Sydney musician Avery Hutley. Her past love affairs with indie pop and post-rock collide with a fixation on the future of the electronic to create a unique blend of unconventional sounds from instrumental hip-hop to IDM. Avery officially retired the Cherax Destructor moniker in 2017, but has continued to release music under different aliases, including helpful kappa, ᴅᴀɪᴋᴜ ɪɴᴅᴜsᴛʀɪᴇs, and lucky beast. .