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Bad Omens invaded the minds and hearts of bookstans all over the world — and ended up becoming the soundtrack to many books. Check out some of the books that mention the band in their stories above and tell us in the comments if you've read any of them!

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Today marks 3 years since the release of "Artificial Suicide," one of the heaviest tracks from Bad Omens' The Death of Peace of Mind (2022). Written by Noah Sebastian, Joakim Karlsson and Jesse Cash, the song stands out for its intensity and aggression, contrasting with the more melodic tone of other tracks on the album. Blending metalcore with industrial elements, "Artificial Suicide" explores themes of alienation, disillusionment, and self-destruction in the digital age.
The music video, directed by Orie McGinness, brings this intensity to life with dark and unsettling visuals. Through fragmented identities and claustrophobic settings, the video amplifies the sense of internal conflict and oppression, making the experience even more powerful.
Today we celebrate 9 years of Bad Omens' "Exit Wounds"! Released on January 4, 2016, this powerful track is part of the band's self-titled debut album, which dropped on August 19 of the same year. The music video, directed by Orie McGinness, was one of the director's first projects with the band, solidifying a collaboration that continues to this day. "Exit Wounds" delves into themes of abandonment and self-discovery, with lyrics inspired by Noah Sebastian's personal experiences with his former band, co-written with Joakim Karlsson. A powerful song that still hits hard today.
Home is where we find stability, comfort, and a sense of belonging — things Noah Sebastian learned to value deeply after touring and growing up with uncertainty. In this excerpt from Artist Friendly with Joel Madden, Noah reflects on the importance of creating a home that feels like a sanctuary.

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Bad Omens’ artistry goes beyond music — let’s dive into the parallels between their Concrete Jungle comic book and their videos/albums. How much of their world have you noticed connects?
Dive into the creative mind of Noah Sebastian! In this first glimpse of Artist Friendly with Joel Madden, Noah opens up about the balance between professionalism and authenticity in songwriting.
As we step into 2025, we’re beyond grateful for all we’ve achieved together. In just over two months, we’ve built an incredible community of followers who share our love for Bad Omens and their music. This journey has been nothing short of amazing, and it’s all thanks to YOU — our fellow fans who engage, support, and make this space so special.
We’re so excited to continue this journey with you in the new year! More posts, more content, and more ways to celebrate the band we all love. Thank you for being here from the start. Let’s make 2025 unforgettable!
BAD OMENS - 2024 RECAP
On the last day of the year, we couldn't miss the chance to look back at all the unforgettable Bad Omens moments in 2024 – from magazine covers to flawless, sold-out shows. Will we get a new album in 2025? What was your favorite moment this year? Share with us! 🎆✨️
BAD OMENS - 2024 RECAP [LIVE EDITION]
2024 was a remarkable year for Bad Omens! ✨️ With 39 shows in 35 cities across 14 countries, the band brought an immersive experience to thousands of fans worldwide. For us Brazilians, it was even more special – Bad Omens' first-ever show in Brazil was unforgettable! The energy, flawless production, and deep connection with the audience made one thing clear: we need more! We're already gearing up to shout our iconic "Come to Brazil" again. Here’s to 2025 bringing more tours and epic moments like these! Did you get to witness any of these unforgettable shows live?
[A heartfelt thank you to everyone who worked tirelessly and collaborated to ensure Bad Omens' shows ran flawlessly this year! We also want to thank everyone who shared personal footage from each concert on social media – full credits have been given in our video ❤️]

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We couldn’t end the year without talking about a very interesting aspect of the band: their comics!
Bad Omens has already released four issues of their Concrete Jungle series. The story is written by Noah Sebastian, Davis Rider, and Kevin Roditeli, with artwork by Nicola Izzo.
Some editions come with amazing extras, like stickers, a map of Concrete Jungle (second picture), and even variant covers designed by Nicholas Ruffilo.
Tell us, have you read the band’s comics yet, or are you planning to?
A special thank you to marisa.quaglia for share the picture with us
"Burning Out" was written by Noah Sebastian and Joakim Karlsson, and it's the 9th track on the album Finding God Before God Finds Me (2019). As the year comes to an end, "Burning Out" serves as a powerful reminder: we can't always escape difficulties, but we can move forward with courage, resilience, and by embracing our imperfections. May the coming year bring light, growth, and the realization that despite the challenges, we are stronger than we think and can be proud of who we are! 💖