HECK (fka Baby Godzilla) unveil disorientating video for new single ‘The Breakers’, out Oct 30th + UK tour to follow‏

No messing, Heck have released their first video under their new name since leaving Baby Godzilla in rock’s history books for The Breakers, and it’s savage.

Hear it straight from front man Matt Reynolds:

“When someone pitches a “performance video” in the HECK video think tank, they are generally met with stony faces and rolled eyes. Music videos are a chance to show more creativity visually. Straight up performance generally say fuck all except “this is what we look like playing our song” which, you know, is great and all, but is worth about 10 seconds of your YouTube time before going back to watching compilations of people braining themselves whilst trying to surf an ironing board down a main road.

So basically, if we’re going to pitch a performance based video to the group it had BETTER be good. This time we somehow ended up with a BBC wildlife camera crew, a nuclear lighting rig and a motorised robot buggy camera thing that came from the future; much to us all sporting the inimitable HECK “how the fuck did we get here” bewilderment.”

Our end product was something that mimicked the absolute abhorrence of what is probably our nastiest, most pugnacious song to date. The music is a punch in the face and the video is the spinning headache that follows.”

Heck’s new single ‘The Breakers’ is released October 30^th via NPAG Industries now available to pre-order on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/TheBreakers-Single

Catch the band live at the following dates. Tickets available fromwww.abandcalledheck.com

October

31^st                         Bristol                                   Exchange

November

1^st                           Bournemouth                   The Anvil
2^nd                          Plymouth                         The Junction
3^rd                           Cardiff                              The Globe
4^th                           Stoke                               Underground
5^th                           Glasgow                           Audio
6^th                           Carlisle                             The Brickyard
7^th                           Huddersfield                      The Parish
8^th                           Leeds                                Key Club
10^th                         Birmingham                        Cellar
11^th                         St Albans                            The Horn
12^th                         Derby                                 The Venue
13^th                         Leicester                             Soundhouse
14th                         Burnley                                Sanctuary Rock Bar
28^th                      London  Dr. Martens’ Stand For Something Tour, The Black Heart, w/ Bury Tomorrow

Heck are:

Matt Reynolds – Vocals/Guitar
Jonny Hall – Vocals /Guitar
Paul Shelley – Bass/Vocals
Tom Marsh – Drums