My favorite part of the entire interview is watching Noah open up. Starts out all calm, uninterested, rockstar-esc and ends up happy, talkative, and on the edge of his seat. Love it. Well done.

"Selling out is doing something I don't wanna do" He is so into what he is doing, it is exciting to watch.

Noah seams like a chill dude to kick it with, he’s vocal range is insane.

Noah talking about The Grey made me love the song even more. They put so much care and time into each song on this album. I know they did a livestream on Veeps and talked about the album but I would love for them to go into more details about it one day because I know there’s probably a lot more to know. I love hearing artists talk so passionately about the music they make.

There are a lot of parallels between Noah’s/Bad Omens outlook on the creative process and Linkin Park. Both self produced, both think outside the box, and the selling out part was spot on , their always evolving and yet still very aware of what’s going on around them . Bad Omens will be a headliner one day, these guys are the real deal TDOPOM speaks for itself . Thank you for the interview!

I love listening to Noah's interviews... he's just such a genuine person. I love how excited he gets around 20:30.

The fact that he and Joelly produced this album is even better. I love all their albums and this one is particularly hitting me hard. Nice to see Bad Omens becoming so well known.

It's great to see that this band is finally getting the recognition they deserve. TDOPOM is a masterpiece and Noah & Jolly are incredibly talented :)

Wow such a great interview. My mind was blown when they were talking about the notes in "The Grey". How a note is just the slightest bit off, and using a piece from a Sprite commercial. Wow! Noah is a genius in coming up with the randomest sounds and tools to use in a record. I can't wait to hear them sing "The Grey" live. I want to see them in concert so bad.

From the lives I’ve watched on KZfaq of Bad Omens, I definitely prefer the indoor (shrouded) ones to the outdoor ones. It’s more concentrated, intense, the fans are more focused, the sound, I just love them.

This mans mind is something else.. his talent is so raw and his thoughts are so deep...

Amazing record! Can’t believe I did not know about these guys beforehand, almost ashamed lol. Noah’s voice is insane and the range he has- glad he felt free to explore it. Can’t wait to hear more from Noah and this band!

great interview! i appreciate how invested in the conversation pablo was, cause sometimes interviewers don’t allow the conversation to flow very naturally

Artificial Suicide EP.. WHAT?? YEEEEESSSSS

Now that I heard Noah talk about the band it makes sense why I'm into their music. I hope they'll schedule a show in London soon.

Noah is meticulous when it comes to detail and this shows in all his work.

I KNEW THAT WAS A CAN OPENING

Thank you for the interview! So many interesting details. I liked this record so much, have been listening over and over again. And, yeah, Concrete Jungle and The death of peace of mind are fantastic. Love it so much. I think Noah is incredibly talented. I wish him and his band all the best. Bad Omens makes amazing music. And Noah, as far as I know from the interviews or his live streams, is a very nice, kind, clever person who is sincere in his music. His voice is something extraordinary, really. So cool.

0:23 last time the guys met (a show in Minneapolis); 0:45 congrats on the record; 1:23 how long did it take you to put all of the 15 songs together? 2:53 the evolution in sound: was it a conscious effort? 5:17 when did the decision to produce all the work yourselves come to be? 9:01 how do you know when a song is done? 11:30 are you ani-radio? 14:20 how does it feel to go up the chart? 18:01 what is your favourite songs on TDOPOM? 18:37 where the idea for this kind of singing in The Death of Peace of Mind (the songs) came from? 19:38 every songs is like watching a film; 20:43 about treatments for the videos on TDOPOF; 22:44 about Artificial suicide; 23:28 'we're shooting a new video tomorrow'; 23:50 about the Grey (an easter egg in the song); 25:22 what is that sound in the Grey where it sounds like water dropping? 26:04 how did the cover for TDOPOM come to be? 30:13 how do you deal with playing on festival during the day in the sun? you're welcome

My absolute favorite band.

I absolutely love the ambiguity in their songs, The Grey can be equally a love song, or a conversation with God.. It's my favorite song on this album.

LOVE Noah. We need more interviews

i love this video because usually noah seems kind of anxious and shy in interviews but he seemed really comfortable here, it was nice to see. pablo did a great job

Wow so many surprises in this interview. I can't imagine having a voice like Noah's and ever trying to hide it behind layers of other sounds 👁️👄👁️

Pablo is a great interviewer. Made the interview flow well, and you could really tell he enjoys the music so the artist opens up more.

You're an amazing interviewer, thank you for breaking down the details for us! These process make me appreciate the songs more for knowing how it produced. That was a fun talk to listen to.

This guy is a great interviewer. I truly enjoyed this.

Agree. This album is brilliant! Definitely a new favorite band!

Noah: Strings are something you can tell is fake. Even if it doesn't bother you, you can still tell. Me, a violin player for almost 30 years: ...It bothers me. 😂

been waiting for noah to talk about this record in depth like this! makes me appreciate this insane album so much more. such an amazing interview and so satisfying and fucking awesome to see someone just as excited and feels so similarly about this record to ask these questions! i adore this interview so much.

What they did good was sing perfect live like the record. That's keep a goal

Great interview. I'm hoping the new video and single he's referring to is for Just Pretend.

This interview is so awesome. I've been listening non-stop The Death of Peace of Mind album. Thank you so much for spending this time to show us more about how that album was made. Hugs from a Brazilian fan ^-^

I could listen to him all day. He’s wonderful

love this interview, keep up the good work

I love I discovered them this year. Wished i did before but I will enjoy their music from now on ♥

loved this interview, i just discovered The grey. and then another. and another. and another like pablo said, all in a row, all from the death of peace of mind. Noahs point about the building crescendo in the songs is exactly what happened to me and grabbed my interest, its all just so powerful.

Absolutely amazing band… Every song on TDOPOM is perfection. Noah’s vocals are such a gift to experience. I honestly listen to them daily. ❤️

Amazing!! ❤🖤

My fav artists so far 🖤🙌

Awesome interview!

I really love this album and some of the lyrics. I didn't know the band, then my brother sent me a song and I was totally amazed by Noah's voice, I think it's a very successful overall work. Keep it up :-) I hope there will be a concert in Germany someday

So cool! Thanks 👍

Great interview. 👍 Love me some Noah

this interview is my favorite❤

Absolutely TDOPOM is an amazing album. gr8 interview. love u Noah! love Bad Omens.

Φοβερο album!Φανταστικος τραγουδιστης!

Fantastic album, great job guys!

Great Interview.

I have a few favourites on the record & listening to the process of Death Of Peace of Mind & Concrete Jungle, it's insanely clear the motive & ideology about the songs. They're both 2 of my favourite sounding songs along with IDWT$, The Grey & Nowhere To Go. I blast these songs in my car daily. I feel like experimental music is very undervalued but experimentation to any piece of art is actually the most valuable thing. The idea from Noah is also great, what music do you listen to in different situations of life, even in a small daily car journey? I am very excited for Bad Omens & their experimentation on future releases. I heard their previous work before this release, but this album is definitely the right direction for them to take, very well done boys! Went from a casual listener to a big fan & follower.

I was wondering what the 'splash' sound The Grey was the day before watching this, thinking it's such an unusual sound to get in a metal song. I thought it sounded like the kind of exaggerated pouring liquid sound you'd get in an advert, and here is Noah explaining that it's sampled from a Sprite advert! One of my favourite albums of 2022.

😱😱😱OMFG PLEASE DO THE EP NOAH!!!!😍😍😍

Yassss

That Slan in the background

i was listening to Somebody Else just before starting this video lol Concrete Jungle is my fav. on the album

He lewk so handsome heer

I LOVE when he talks about Artificial Suicide! It really expresses how he feels about Social Media and why he decided to commit an artificial sucide from it all 🤣 I never paid much attention on the lyrics because its such a heavy song, but it just makes me love it even more

I wonder when those extra singles he mentioned are gonna drop

Και καλο παιδι...

Noah is an insanely talented vocalist. His voice deserves to be heard in a pure, not too edited way. Even on this album, it still slighltly too edited Nostalgic me would love a proper nu metal album, like a revival The album is really interesting I hope they will produce even more music and will continue explore Great interview ! Thank you so much

I'm so curious which video they are shooting

This bands entire album has been my go too these last few months the lyrics resonate too deep I've been going through a rough divorce

god

Saw them live last night and they were amazing! One of the best live shows I’ve ever seen.. Linkin Park is still my #1. However these guys have a bright future ahead of them!

Noah is so wise. His creativity & attention to detail remind me of Ronnie Radke. Obviously his personality & persona are very different but his musicianship & artistic drive are definitely similar (which is a good thing)- particularly his willingness to continually reinvent himself musically.

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Noah and MGK. The two greatest rock musicians right now. Its hard to say which one is better.

The rustling sound is killing me 😣