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Video: Muse - 'Madness'

Muse have released the video for their current single 'Madness'.

Click above to watch the promo, which features the band performing the track on the Los Angeles Metro underground system.

The song is taken from Muse's new album, 'The 2nd Law', which is due to be released on October 1. The 13-track album is the follow-up to 2009's 'The Resistance'.

Coldplay's Chris Martin recently declared 'Madness' as Muse's "best song ever". In a post on Twitter, Martin said: "Having been their opening act 13 years ago I'm proud to say that I think this is Muse's best song ever."

The Devon trio will tour the UK in October, playing five shows. The gigs begin at Glasgow's SECC on October 24, before the band move onto London's O2 Arena for two shows on October 26 and 27. They then play Birmingham LG Arena on October 30 before finishing up at Manchester Arena on November 1.

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