Muse has uploaded a video to the band's Facebook page suggesting that it will lend a hand on the soundtrack to World War Z, the upcoming Brad Pitt film.
The seven-second clip begins with the band's name centered on the screen. The 'S' changes to a 'Z', and the message, "there will be no warning," then appears. Currently, the band is booked for a one-off show in London on the night of the world premiere June 2.
The film is billed as a post-apocalyptic horror flick, based on the novel of the same name by Max Brooks. The plot centers on United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Pitt) who travels the world trying to find a way to stop the pandemic that is defeating armies and collapsing governments.
World War Z is due in theaters on June 21.
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