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Fall Out Boy have premiered their latest video for 'Young Volcanoes', and it's definitely not safe for work. Check it out below.

The clip continues with the narrative the band have established so far, and takes place after 'The Phoenix' but before 'My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light 'Em Up)'.

'The Phoenix' saw the band being kidnapped and lead singer Patrick Stump's hand cut off, and 'Young Volcanoes' continues the storyline.

The rest of the band - Pete Wentz, Joe Trohman and Andy Hurley - are brought to a table where Stump is already, and blindfolded.

As well as being forced to inhale brightly coloured powders, the band also feast on meat as half naked girls dance around them - which is fine, until stitches shown on Stump's stomach at the end of the video suggests that Fall Out Boy could be getting a little Hannibal inspired.

The band recently spoke to Gigwise about still polarizing people, particularly in regards to being labelled 'emo'.

"Being polarizing is good, I don't think that there's anything wrong with being polarizing," guitarist Joe Trohman told us. "I think a lot of people look at this band as to where we left off last, and they put the emo tag on things or the pop punk tag or whatever, and that's kind of for other people to do. We don't feel the need to put ourselves in a category, that's for other people."

Bassist Pete Wentz agreed, adding, "I'm sure a lot of 70s rock bands don't want to be called 70s rock. This is just the descriptor, how the world can tell the difference. We don't care, really."

Photos: Fall Out Boy on 86th floor of the Empire State Building