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Metal Hammer
Metal Hammer
Entertainment
Merlin Alderslade

"I got tired of seeing my own face, or seeing a stranger’s opinion of me every day. I don’t think that’s healthy." Bad Omens' Noah Sebastian recently deleted all his social media, and his new interview with Metal Hammer might explain why

Noah from Bad Omens.

Noah Sebastian, the quiet, thoughtful and enigmatic frontman of much-hyped Richmond metalcore stars Bad Omens, made headlines last month when he suddenly deleted all of his social media channels without prior warning. His 'disappearance' sparked a frenzy within Bad Omens' ultra-engaged fanbase, with many wondering what it could mean.

In a brand new interview in the latest issue of Metal Hammer, in which Bad Omens star as one of four special covers, Sebastian opens up on the discomfort he feels at being the centre of attention as a high-profile artist. While the interview was conducted prior to his social media vanishing act, some of his musings paint a very clear picture of why he isn't entirely on board with the dynamic social media creates in the first place.

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