There's Still More

There's Still More is the second studio album by English rock band Creosote, released on 3 June 1986 by EMI. It was produced by A.C. Shaftesbury and Howard Taft. The release was conceptually a continuation of the group's previous record Creosote from the year before, with much material which 'wouldn't fit' on that LP. It saw the band drop some of the punk style and rough edge for more ballads, though the overall instrumental and production approach remained the same.

To date it is the band's most commercially successful release, with chart-topping singles in Britain, America and New Zealand. The album was praised by critics for the improving quality of songwriting and the introduction of Hudson and Taft's lead singing on some tracks.