Following Warped Tour 2017, the group commenced writing for what would become Finding God Before God Finds Me. Along the way, they received looks from Alternative Press, New Noise, and Revolver and toured alongside everyone from Parkway Drive to Bullet For My Valentine and Asking Alexandria. Meanwhile, “Glass Houses” clocked 4.7 million Spotify streams, “Exit Wounds” racked up 2.6 million Spotify streams, and “Reprise (The Sound of the End),” “The Fountain,” “F E R A L,” and “Enough, Enough Now” each exceeded 1 million-plus on the platform. As the entire tracklisting tallied nearly 30 million streams, the breakthrough single “The Worst In Me” leapt past the 8 million mark on Spotify. What separates us is the attention to detail in every song.”īad Omens diligently worked to hone this approach since their 2016 self-titled debut. “We dove after a specific sound without boundaries. “What makes us a rock band is the fact we play instruments, but we’ve always been pretty experimental in terms of post-production,” explains Noah. Produced by Noah and Jolly, the ten-track trip unfurls like the sonic equivalent of a gripping existential drama. The California quartet-Noah Sebastian, Joakim “Jolly” Karlsson, Nicholas Ruffilo, and Nick Folio -explore the enigmatic idiosyncrasies of their signature sound on 2019’s Finding God Before God Finds Me, imbuing cinematic electronics and gospel stature into metallic melodies. Bad Omens carefully direct each nuance of their music, approaching the process with an auteur mindset.

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