London born alternative quintet Hey Gigantic reveal their new video for the single, 'Passenger'. The single received its first exclusive radio airplay on Charlie Ashcroft's Audition Show on Amazing Radio. The band recorded with Neil Kennedy and Daly George at Ranch Production House and 'Passenger’ is the first release from that session.

"This song is about feeling that your life is going through the motions, and the realisation that you need to take control of it or to just continue being a 'passenger' and watch life pass you by." explains Hey Gigantic frontman, Jonathan Bateman.

This new material is the first time the band have felt like they've captured the analogue, aesthetic and energy of their live show, as well as the more considered approach to their song writing. ‘Passenger’ is upbeat, urgent and full of energy. It’s a song for driving too; it’s meant to be played loud and on the road with the windows down.

Lincolnshire based metal quartet Miscreant release their new single 'Let Tomorrow Die'. The single premiered exclusively with Alex Baker on his Kerrang Radio Fresh Blood Show and Alex loved it so much that he went on to play the track on his show for four consecutive weeks.

'Let Tomorrow Die' is all about the control of fear, and is written through a story/concept from the band's personal experiences. This single will be the one track that listeners will be engulfed in from the moment it kicks in. It slows down and speeds up in all the right places and is a dark intense nightmare turned into heavy riffs and aggressive vocals.

Miscreant keep their songs unpredictable but in every way you're hooked from start to finish. "Let Tomorrow Die is definitely the angriest song we’re going to release! It packs a punch and brings out a deeper perspective on our music." explains Miscreant vocalist, Harvey Jaffrey.

In the last 12 months the band have played with the likes of Loathe, Harbinger, and Martyr Defiled and in a few weeks time they will be playing at Techabilitation in London. Their past material has been aired and championed by BBC Introducing, as well as a countless amounts of regional radio stations in their local area. Miscreant are now ready to spread their sound far and wide and 'Let Tomorrow Die' is definitely the track to get them heading in the right direction.