Destroy the Moon detonates another blast of pure volatility with Hyde, a gritty, high-speed eruption forged from the darkest corners of Alt Rock, Grunge, and Hard Rock. Fueled by the band’s signature venom-laced attitude, the track rips forward with feral urgency, channeling the energy of a mind pushed past its breaking point.

With lyrics that swing between Jekyll-calm and Hyde-chaos, the song captures the exhausting cycle of dealing with a two-faced presence who thrives on turmoil. Every verse spits frustration, every chorus snaps under the pressure of emotional whiplash, and the entire track becomes a cathartic purge of resentment, burnout, and long-overdue confrontation.

Drawing from the raw, unfiltered aggression of the New York punk movement of the late 70s and early 80s, Destroy the Moon fuses that rebellious spirit with the heaviness and grit of modern alternative rock. Hyde shreds forward at breakneck pace, soaked in distortion, adrenaline, and the band’s unmistakable edge, a sound that’s instantly recognizable as Destroy the Moon and no one else.

This is the moment where the mask slips, the patience snaps, and the truth hits like a brick to the teeth. Hyde is fast, furious, and carved straight from the nerve-endings of real-world frustration.