Bad Omens has just released a new single, “Impose,” on September 10, following the success of their hit song “Specter.” “Specter” debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs chart, showing the band’s growing sound and dedicated fanbase.
“Impose” runs for about five minutes and combines soft piano melodies with strong electronic beats, powerful drums, and Noah Sebastian’s heartfelt vocals. The music video, directed by Sebastian and Nico Poalillo, follows a woman on a wild night out while a stranger watches her slip away. The visuals are cinematic, inspired by indie styles and artistic storytelling, reflecting themes of fast living and personal struggles.
With over 24 million streams, “Impose” is currently at No. 11 on Active Rock and No. 22 on Alternative radio stations. Bad Omens’ rise to fame began in 2022 with their gold record, which has amassed an incredible 1.8 billion plays. Overall, their music has now surpassed 2.7 billion streams. Their track “Just Pretend” became a viral sensation on TikTok, dominating U.S. Alternative Radio and topping Billboard’s Hot Hard Rock Songs for the year.
The band has been busy touring in 2024, which has helped them build a strong international presence. They are set to perform at Louder Than Life in Louisville on September 20 and will hit the Aftershock Festival in Sacramento on October 4. Bad Omens continues to focus on artistic expression with their recent releases and upcoming shows. Tickets for the festivals are available on their official websites.
