Heck
Instructions
Debut album from Nottingham Noisecore Quartet HECK. After appearing on the Kerrang! Tour with Limp Bizkit, Crossfaith and Nekrogoblikon in 2014, the Notts four piece proceeded to tear every venue possible across the UK and europe a new arsehole. The band were previously known as Baby Godzilla, having been forced to change change their name after 'some fairly conclusive and forceful instructions', the band now release their debut album upon the ears of the unsuspecting public. #Some things are better left at peace,# explains singer/guitarist Matt Reynolds. #When posed with a second chance we are teased by the inherent futility of it all. The underlying trust issues never leave and the all-consuming paranoia perpetually pulls each part of the relationship back to the place it wants to be. This often results in the repetition of a well familiar argument, one so recognisable that you can often stand back and allow your partner to argue with their self. It would be easy at this point to become apathetic and to let yourself be carried along without the need to feel anymore. The decisions can be made for you and you never have to work up the energy to disagree. In reality these problems mean nothing at all. Better to just break the whole thing apart yourself before this all goes too far. Break it apart brutally and gruesomely before your personality leaves you for good.#