Appearances
The song has been used in various movie, television, video game and other productions, including some of those below: -
- Video game: Trailer, introduction and soundtrack to Tony Hawk's Project 8
- Video game: Introduction to Pro Evolution Soccer 5
- Video game: Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition
- Video game: Marc Eckō's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure
- Video game: Juiced
- Video game: SingStar Rocks!
- Video game: Introduction to WRC: Rally Evolved
- Video game: Alan Wake's American Nightmare
- Video game: FIFA 13
- Television: Football on Sky Sports
- Television: Theme music for The Take, an East-End gangster miniseries starring Tom Hardy
- Television: Season three finale of Numb3rs
- Television: Introduction to season four episode of Smallville titled "Lucy"
- Television: Twice used on the BBC motoring programme Top Gear
- Television: Season two, Episode 15, of One Tree Hill (TV Series)
- Television: Season one, Episode 13, of Criminal Minds
- Television: Season three, Episode 15, of CSI: Miami
- Television: Season two, Episode 20, of Nikita (TV series) titled "Shadow Walker"
- Movie: Goal!
- Movie: The Guardian starring Ashton Kutcher and Kevin Costner
- Movie: The Boys Are Back starring Clive Owen
- Movie: Doomsday directed by Neil Marshall
- Movie Trailer: Green Street
- Movie Trailer: District 13 starring David Belle
- Movie Trailer: Serenity
- Football: Used by Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium as player entrance song.
- Football: Remixed version used by Aston Villa at Villa Park as player entrance song.
- Miscellaneous: As music video on a "Sampler" UMD disk included in the value pack of the Sony PlayStation Portable system at its initial launch.
- Miscellaneous: The song was used in the Formula One 2008 Spanish Grand Prix race edit.
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