Anti-Flag have unveiled a new video off their album “The General Strike.” The clip for “This is the New Sound” shows the band being detained and tortured by a group of puppets. It was uploaded by Amnesty International and is a protest against the NDAA.

Read the description of the video and check it out here.

“The General Strike” drops March 20. The band is currently on tour (they’re hitting NYC tonight!) with The Flatliners.

“This Is The New Sound” video was shot at the historic Ohio State Reformatory, the same prison where Shawshank Redemption was filmed.

Amnesty International is teaming with Pittsburgh-based rock band Anti-Flag to speak out against indefinite detention, premiering the group’s new music video, “This is the New Sound.” Amnesty International and Anti-Flag have worked together on a number of important human rights causes, taking campaigns on tour with the band in the United States and overseas.

“The erosion of human rights should always be taken seriously,” said Anti-Flag band members. “We wanted to find a creative and clever way to introduce these ideas into the discourse about our new record, ‘The General Strike.’ This video is a culmination of that idea. Sure, maybe we will talk about how funny it is to see puppets beating the hell out of us, but we’ll also discuss the fact that people are being held in prisons, without fair trials, and President Obama’s promise to shut down Guantánamo Bay remains unfulfilled.”

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) makes it more likely that anyone — including U.S. citizens — could be held indefinitely without charge or fair trial. A person could be like Shaker Aamer, who has been held by the U.S. government at Guantánamo Bay detention center for more than 10 years without charge or fair trial, despite the British government’s request that he be released to his wife and children in London. Like all people held without charge by governments around the world, Mr. Aamer should be charged and fairly tried or released. The right to a fair trial protects everyone from abuse.

“The passage of the NDAA represents a further erosion of human rights in the United States, and we are excited to be partnering with Anti-flag to help get this message out to a wider audience,” said Tom Parker, policy director for (counter)terrorism and human rights for Amnesty International USA.