Linkin Park's 'Until It's Gone' Video Drops, Laments Rock Gone 'Soft'

Linkin Park's artsy music video for "Until It's Gone" is chock full of symbolism relating to how the band feels about the music industry and the current state of rock.

The video, which Linkin Park exclusively debuted on Facebook to its 62 million fans, is the first one for the group's sixth studio album, The Hunting Party.

"The visuals have an aggressive edge to it that is the representation of the band as The Hunting Party," Linkin Park's Joe Hahn told Mashable. "We are the same guys you always knew but, a little older, weathered and experiencedThe video has an undertone of the world going to shit. There is a black ooze that crystallizes the world. It is an infection. This black ooze is representing other music out there. We are merely here to fill in that sliver with the music that we bring. I guess you can say that we are filling a void." Read more...