asking alexandria new album pre order with download Asking alexandria new album pre order with download. Artist: Asking Alexandria Album: LP5 DLX Country: USA Genre: Post-Hardcore, Metalcore Quality: Mp3, CBR 320 kbps. Tracklist: 01. Alone In a Room (4:05) 02. Into the Fire (3:57) 03. Hopelessly Hopeful (3:13) 04. Where Did It Go? (3:13) 05. Rise Up (3:07) 06. When the Lights Come On (3:23) 07. Under Denver (4:05) 08. Vultures (3:28) 09. Eve (3:58) 10. I Am One (3:32) 11. Empire (feat. Bingx) (4:16) 12. Room 138 (3:44) 13. Into the Fire (Radio Edit) (3:30) 14. Vultures (Rock Version) (3:26) 15. Where Did It Go? (Hyro Mash Up) (feat. Hyro the Hero) (2:17) 16. Perfect (Live from SiriusXM) (4:31) 17. Rise Up (Demo) (3:19) 18. Alone In a Room (Acoustic Version) (4:25) 19. Alone In a Room (Dex Luthor Remix) (3:17) Asking Alexandria. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. Buy the album Starting at £8.99. Copy the following link to share it. You are currently listening to samples. Listen to over 70 million songs with an unlimited streaming plan. Listen to this album and more than 70 million songs with your unlimited streaming plans. 1 month free, then £14,99/ month. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - Bingx, FeaturedArtist - James Cassels, Composer - Chandler Hendrickson, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Danny Worsnop, Composer - Asking Alexandria, Composer, MainArtist - Ben Bruce, Composer - James Cassels, Composer. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. About the album. 1 disc(s) - 13 track(s) Total length: 00:47:32. © 2017 Sumerian Records ℗ 2017 Sumerian Records. Why buy on Qobuz. Stream or download your music. Buy an album or an individual track. Or listen to our entire catalogue with our high-quality unlimited streaming subscriptions. Zero DRM. The downloaded files belong to you, without any usage limit. You can download them as many times as you like. Choose the format best suited for you. Download your purchases in a wide variety of formats (FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF. ) depending on your needs. Listen to your purchases on our apps. Download the Qobuz apps for smartphones, tablets and computers, and listen to your purchases wherever you go. Asking Alexandria. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. Buy the album Starting at £11.99. After a very brief period of identity crisis and vocalist turmoil, the members of Asking Alexandria reintroduced themselves with prodigal frontman Danny Worsnop on the band's fifth full-length, Asking Alexandria. Produced by Matt Good (From First To Last), this eponymous return is the group's most polished effort to date, less raw and muscular than past albums. While this evolution might prove divisive to longtime fans, Asking Alexandria remains highly enjoyable, a triumphant offering that benefits as much from familiarity as it does from pure power and Worsnop's inimitable presence. Kicking off with a strong opening run of powerful anthems, Asking Alexandria wastes little time getting back into the groove with Worsnop. The urgent "Alone In A Room" highlights some new vocal directions -- perhaps inspired by Worsnop's work during his time away from the band -- which incorporate more '80s arena-rock singing than '00s metalcore screaming. Meanwhile on "Into the Fire" (co-produced by Korn's Jonathan Davis), the band reminds listeners that they can still pummel with a brutal grace, combining soaring gang choruses with Worsnop's blood-curdling bellows. "Eve" is the closest they come to old-fashioned viciousness, an epic explosion of demonic wails and chugging riffs. Yet, even through that brutality, Worsnop's vocal warmth on the chorus elevates the track to an arena-worthy singalong. Of the potentially contentious inclusions, "Hopelessly Hopeful" and "Rise Up" feature programming flourish one might find in a Top 40 pop song, reaching a peak on "When The Lights Come On," which could easily be mistaken for the heaviest Fall Out Boy song yet-to-be-written. Despite this mainstream sheen, these songs hit as hard as anything in their catalog; the true winner for most jarring moment comes with "Empire." Featuring Seattle rapper Bingx, this misstep completely pulls listeners from the flow of the album. On any other record, "Empire" could be passable, like an unholy alliance of Machine Gun Kelly teaming up with All Time Low. However, inserted at the close of an album that has made a point of throttling listeners with its might, it's an unwelcome and unexpected shift in tone that would have been better as a b-side or inclusion on a soundtrack of mash-up tunes. Overall, Asking Alexandria is a worthy return from the classic lineup, retaining the best aspects of its past and taking steps into its future. Regardless of a stumble or two, Asking Alexandria is well worth a listen. While The Black was a passable offering at a time when it seemed like it would be a permanent arrangement, this reunion simply feels right. © Neil Z. Yeung /TiVo. Asking Alexandria. Asking Alexandria is a metalcore band from York, North Yorkshire. It was founded in 2008, when Ben Bruce contacted his old companions upon residing in Dubai. The current line-up of the group consists of Ben Bruce (lead guitar), Danny Worsnop (vocals), Cameron Liddell (rhythm guitar), Sam Bettley (bass guitar) and James Cassells (drums). Contents. History [ ] Origins [ ] Asking Alexandria have their roots in Dubai in 2006, when Ben Bruce started a band and released with it a full-lenght album, The Irony of Your Perfection, with the group. Shortly afterwards they broke-up and Bruce made a statement at a later date that the band known as Asking Alexandria from Dubai only had the name for about a month before leading to their disbandment, hence the band never embarked on a tour. In 2008, Bruce moved back to UK, but had no intention to leave his musical career behind. So, he started fresh with new members and decided to carry on the name "Asking Alexandria". Bruce has stated that he was the one that created this title, that he still liked it and the meaning/reason behind the name still remained, and therefore decided to continue it in the new project. He also made an emphasized statement in the same blog post that the current Asking Alexandria is not the same band that wrote The Irony of Your Perfection , in style nor members, hence they are two different bands, despite their links. The same statement has been emphasized in interviews and is known to still cause confusion for many fans. Stand Up and Scream (2008–2009) [ ] Asking Alexandria, since their formation in 2008, has had some member changes, including going from a six-piece to a five-piece, with the departure of synthesist Ryan Binns. The last known change was bassist Sam Bettley, who replaced Joe Lancaster in January 2009. Lancaster played his final show at Fibbers in their hometown York on 4 January. The band left for the United States the day after the show to promote their music through shows, as well as to prepare for the recording of their debut album. After spending 2008 and the first months of 2009 touring, the band recorded their debut studio album between 19 May and 16 June 2009 at The Foundation Recording Studios in Connersville, Indiana, United States with producer Joey Sturgis. They announced their signing with Sumerian Records shortly after finishing the recording and released their debut album, Stand Up and Scream , on 15 September 2009 through their new label. The band spent 2009 focusing on gaining success in the United States, touring with well-known bands such as Reckless & Relentless (2010–2011) [ ] On 22 December 2009, Asking Alexandria announced that they were to start the works on a second album in January. They informed that they were to be streaming parts of the writing process through a web cam feed via the service Stickam. It was also announced that they will be entering the studio on 1 September, again with producer Joey Sturgis. Then they later announced that they will be able to get into the studio 22 June 2010 on their official Twitter. The band has later confirmed through an interview with Shred News that the album is scheduled for release in early 2011 and is planned to contain 12 new songs.