When MOLYBARON released 'The Mutiny' in 2021, the world was still reeling from the effects of a global pandemic. Nonetheless, the album struck its mark with ease, garnering countless glowing critics reviews and opened doors to bigger things, including playing Hellfest MainStage, Motocultor, Graspop, Rock Werchter a European tour with Soen, and more. Two years on, the new album 'Something Ominous' reveals a band that have sharpened their focus and found their groove. Comprising ten succinct and characterful songs, which range from thunderous acts of aggression to noirish, mutant balladry, MOLYBARON’s third full-length is invigorating and immersive in equal measure. A rousing, emotionally complex splurge of riffs and melodies, Something Ominous is an album that eschews convention in favour of an instinctive, liberated approach to metal songwriting. That ethos is also reflected in Kelly’s lyrics, which continue with the real world themes and ferocious intelligence of previous albums, while zooming in on the challenges of mortality itself. Above all else, 'Something Ominous' represents the blossoming of MOLYBARON’s unique sound and the cementing of their reputation as one of the most idiosyncratic bands around. Now that the world has opened back up and seems to be operating within normal parameters again, the band are finally able to launch a full-scale campaign, in pursuit of the hearts and minds of open-minded music lovers everywhere.