Bad Omens

INTO EPIC, DARKLY EMOTIONAL METALCORE? MEET YOUR NEW FAVOURITE BAND

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IF YOU EVER DOUBT MUSIC’S ABILITY TO UNITE PEOPLE, THINK OF BAD OMENS. When Noah Sebastian founded the band in Richmond, Virginia, he did so with little more than a guitar, a laptop and some scores to settle. Four years on, he’s at the eye of a storm poised to sweep across the alternative music world.

“I’ve done a lot of growing as a songwriter and as a person,” considers the front man. “When I started finding members for the band, I’d never even met some of the guys before; we’ve come from different backgrounds, but somehow it’s clicked perfectly. Jolly (Joakim Karlsson, guitar) brought a metalcore vibe, I was raised on stuff like Slipknot and Linkin Park, so it’s created this diverse, multicultural sound. The guys have never let me down, they’ve become my family.”