Image: Bad Omens [Official Press Photo, Jonathan Weiner]
After Bad Omens dropped their new single “Specter” and shortly after announced European tour dates, fans have been expecting new music any day now – maybe even an album announcement.
What frontman Noah Sebastian revealed in a new interview with 93XRadio does indeed point toward a new album – but maybe even more than that. Apparently, there are already enough Bad Omens tracks for a double album:
"We have a lot of songs that could make more than one record, and the biggest hurdle I’ve had with it is the spaces between creative and then going back on tour and getting back into performance mode and travel mode, and what that does to me and how I have to prepare for that. Also creating a live show; we made a whole new one before we did Mayhem Festival, and that took a lot of time and creative energy. So it’s just the matter of bouncing back and forth between writing and trying to pick back up where you left off, and also being inspired by new things before you’re wrapping up the thing that you started."
“So that’s why I’m kind of toying with this idea of, ‘Maybe I’m gonna make more than one record, or just one really large record that tells more of a story about why the record sounds the way it does.’ I don’t know, I’m still playing with it, and I’m still trying to not get stressed out about it, and just enjoy the process of writing and playing shows, and putting out songs that we want to play live.”
No matter in what form the new music will arrive, we’re excited for the band’s next chapter!
You can watch the full interview here:
