Bad Omens
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Bad Omens

Bad Omens formed in Richmond, Virginia in 2014. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2016, followed by 'Finding God Before God Finds Me' in 2019 and 'The...

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Bad Omens mix heavy metalcore with vulnerable lyrics.

A Richmond band that builds a following on raw emotional honesty and melodic hooks.

For a quick sense of their sound, try 'Like a Villain' or 'Exit Wounds'. They're good examples of how the band balances aggression with melody.

Their songs often deal with heavy emotional territory, and tracks like 'The Worst In Me' show their mix of aggressive metalcore and melodic hooks. The 2022 single 'Just Pretend' drew attention for its direct treatment of mental health themes, with some listeners finding it uncomfortably raw while others connected with its honesty.

Bad Omens formed in Richmond, Virginia in 2014, with their self-titled debut album in 2016. Songs such as 'Dethrone' and 'Exit Wounds' maintain their metalcore foundation while letting melodic elements come through more clearly on later releases like 'The Death of Peace of Mind' in 2022.

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Bad Omens formed in Richmond, Virginia in 2014. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2016, followed by 'Finding God Before God Finds Me' in 2019 and 'The Death of Peace of Mind' in 2022. The band includes vocalist Noah Sebastian, guitarist Joakim Karlsson, guitarist Nicholas Ruffilo, bassist Vince Rossi, and drummer Nick Folio.

Their songs often deal with heavy emotional territory. Tracks like 'The Worst In Me' and 'Like a Villain' show their mix of aggressive metalcore and melodic hooks. The 2022 single 'Just Pretend' drew attention for its direct treatment of mental health themes, with some listeners finding it uncomfortably raw while others connected with its honesty.

They've built a following through that combination of heavy instrumentation and vulnerable lyrics. Songs such as 'Dethrone' and 'Exit Wounds' maintain their metalcore foundation while letting melodic elements come through more clearly on later releases.

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