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In honor of the release of Godzilla: King of the Monsters, I spent the past month creating a music video for the film's cover of Blue Oyster Cult's classic Godzilla song. Hope you enjoy this passion project of mine. Thank you Bear McCreary & Mike Dougherty for adding this song to the film along with doing Godzilla and his monster co-stars ...
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