HECK yes (Baby Godzilla): Listen to Two New Songs, “The Breakers” & “Brain”

by Ryan Minic | Oct 29, 2015

We were a little bummed when Baby Godzilla changed their band name to Heck — I mean c’mon, what a rad name. But their music does speak for itself, and that’s the whole point amirite?

Starting Halloween night, the band will be hitting the road for an extensive trek across the UK.

Here’s a stream of their new single “The Breakers,” along with its B-side, “Brain.”

“The Breakers” single officially comes out tomorrow.

Heck tour dates:

Oct 31 Bristol, UK @ The Exchange
Nov 01 Bournemouth, UK @ The Anvil
Nov 02 Plymouth, UK @ The Junction
Nov 03 Cardiff, UK @ The Globe
Nov 04 Stoke-on-trent, UK @ The Underground
Nov 05 Glasgow, UK @ Audio
Nov 06 Carlisle, UK @ Brickyard
Nov 07 Huddersfield, UK @ The Parish
Nov 08 Leeds, UK @ Key Club
Nov 10 Birmingham, UK @ Cellar Door
Nov 11 St Albans, UK @ The Horn
Nov 12 Derby, UK @ The Venue
Nov 13 Leicester, UK @ Soundhouse Leicester
Nov 14 Burnley, UK @ Sanctuary
Nov 28 London, UK @ The Black Heart

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