Watch a pod of lobsters try to fend off an invading horde of alien robots in the new animated video for the B-52s 1979 classic “Rock Lobster'
Animated by Laurent Mercier and Cedric Bernard of Callicore Studios, the video boasts a vibrant color palette and a delightfully surreal edge. In the clip, a group of lobsters, who seem to operate a clam factory, are invaded by robots, who start shrinking the crustaceans with lasers. The lobsters eventually fight back, snapping off the robots’ heads with their claws, but in the end both lobster and robot are undone when a giant clam with razor-sharp teeth rolls through and eats everyone up..
Along with their new tour, the B-52s are also planning to publish the first official history of the band in 2020 via Da Capo Press/Hachette Books. They’ve also teamed with executive producer Fred Armisen and director Craig Johnson to develop an authorized documentary.
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