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'Won't Stand Down': Legendary Rock Band Muse is Back With New Song

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The band has returned with their first song and music video in four years. 14.01.2022, Sputnik International

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The British rock band has dropped a demon-like video for a new single called "Won't Stand Down". The video was released on 14 January. With a dark video and hard metal sound, the group uses the message of confronting bullies. In the video, which was directed by Jared Hogan and shot in Kiev, Ukraine, a mysterious but weak person absorbs the energy of the Dark Legion and evolves. "Won't Stand Down is a song about standing your ground against bullies, whether that be on the playground, at work, or anywhere", frontman Matt Bellamy explained in a statement. "Protecting yourself from coercion and sociopathic manipulation and to face adversity with strength, confidence, and aggression".Fans of the UK band have been amazed by the industrial sound distortion and powerful riff guitars on the new track.Since their formation in 1994, Muse has released eight full-length albums and has sold over 20 million albums worldwide. In 2015, the album "Drones" won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.

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'Won't Stand Down': Legendary Rock Band Muse is Back With New Song

10:34 GMT 14.01.2022 (Updated: 07:52 GMT 22.01.2022)

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The band has returned with their first song and music video in four years.

The British rock band has dropped a demon-like video for a new single called "Won't Stand Down". The video was released on 14 January.

With a dark video and hard metal sound, the group uses the message of confronting bullies. In the video, which was directed by Jared Hogan and shot in Kiev, Ukraine, a mysterious but weak person absorbs the energy of the Dark Legion and evolves.

"Won't Stand Down is a song about standing your ground against bullies, whether that be on the playground, at work, or anywhere", frontman Matt Bellamy explained in a statement. "Protecting yourself from coercion and sociopathic manipulation and to face adversity with strength, confidence, and aggression".

Fans of the UK band have been amazed by the industrial sound distortion and powerful riff guitars on the new track.

Breaking news: Thousands of Muse fans have been found dead and many of them are barely alive after the band released their first single “Won’t Stand Down” on Thursday, January 13, 2022. pic.twitter.com/2jbAMA3u3o
— dana (@danayurida) January 13, 2022

Muse: Won’t Stand Down is finally out

Entire fanbase: pic.twitter.com/aNW3Z4ZxE5
— claire. (@blissfulfiction) January 13, 2022

Won't stand down of Muse: pic.twitter.com/mshBZYdM5B
— ab 💐 (@Abirlsmith) January 13, 2022

muse literally never fucking misses w their music i can't get over how hard won't stand down slaps
— Blake ✨ revived by bllk (@stardustblakie) January 13, 2022

Since their formation in 1994, Muse has released eight full-length albums and has sold over 20 million albums worldwide. In 2015, the album "Drones" won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.