Bad Omens released their third record, The Death Of Peace Of Mind, almost two years ago. Already one of the biggest music success stories of the last few years (even though they didn’t just appear overnight), their fanbase has increased exponentially, with tour dates and merch drops selling out at a rapid pace. They’re definitely having a good time right now, to say the least.
However, they’re certainly under a lot of pressure to top that third album, both from a critical perspective as well as a commercial one. Already having holed up in the studio to work on new music, it appears we’ll be getting some of that later this year.
In a new conversation with Metal Hammer, Noah Sebastian revealed that the band’s fourth full-length album – which they’re working on now – will likely see an announcement later this year, helpfully being picked up by an astute user on Twitter (because X is still a fucking ridiculous name for the social media network). Sebastian is aiming for the follow-up to “at least announced by the fall”.
Notably, Sebastian is also on point with what he revealed about the band’s growth and what that follow-up might sound like, so read the entire thing above if you want some compelling conversation. And as a reminder, much of the band’s musical growth was foreshadowed in our 2016 interview with the band, which you can listen to right here.
