Bad Omens have shared the atmospheric, cinematic and unsettling video for their powerful new single Specter.
The single represents the first brand new music released by the Richmond, Virginia metalcore band since 2022's The Death of Peace of Mind album, which has now racked up over 2.7 billion streams globally.
The band teased the release of Specter earlier this week on their social media pages, with a series of mysterious, unnerving videos featuring Sons Of Anarchy / The Walking Dead actor Ryan Hurst playing an authority figure trying to conduct an interview with a young boy, who was hiding beneath a white bedsheet.
"Oh I’m changing, and I feel more like a ghost," frontman Noah Sebastian sings at one point. "Like a specter in your headlights on the road."
