The band went on a European Tour in 1989 and were featured on a German TV program, "Mosh Special", on February 5, 1989. Kruiz opened for bands such as Metallica and Slayer and were scheduled to release a third album, titled "Culture Shock", but their contractual obligations prevented them from doing so. Sergey Efimov flew back to Russia. Gaina and Vasilyev attempted to finish the album using the services of Iain Finlay (then drummer for Running Wild), but could not complete the album. Shortly after this, the band broke up.