Muse Bring Black Metal to the Beach in 'Supremacy'

By Rolling Stone | Rolling Stone – Thu, Feb 7, 2013 4:10 PM EST

We may be in the dead of winter, but Muse head to the beach anyway in their new video for "Supremacy." They also bring along a few new friends: a crew of black-metal fans who out to catch a few rays and waves. As the band bashes out the monstrous cut from their latest album, The 2nd Law, the face-painted masses gather beachside for a series of activities: surfing, skating, biking while hoisting flaming swords and even hosting a sunset wedding. Nothing says "good day at the beach" like headbanging with your bros around the ol' bonfire.

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