Oh Word, Baby Godzilla’s Writing a New Album Too

by Ryan Minic | Apr 11, 2014

We’ve also been bustin a nut over Baby Godzilla. You know about these dudes from the UK? They have this crazy music video for their track “Trogloraptor” where they take endless shots of Jager and puke it up everywhere. Really gross and totally NSFW — that’s why we dig it.

Word on the street is that the band is writing a new album. They’ve also got a handful of festival dates lined up for this spring/summer. Come to the US soon so we can party.

Since we mentioned it, here’s that video for “Trogloraptor” along with a stream of their latest EP, Knockout Machine.

Baby Godzilla festival dates:

Apr 19 Bristol, UK @ Hit The Deck Festival
Apr 20 Nottingham, UK @ Hit The Deck Festival

Aug 28 Somerset, UK @ ArcTanGent 2014

Oct 07 Cheltenham, UK @ 2000 Trees 2014

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