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Asking Alexandria Release Deluxe Edition Of Self-Titled Album

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Asking Alexandria have released a new deluxe edition of their self-titled album. This version of the effort comes with six bonus tracks and it can be purchased HERE.

“LP5 DLX” Track Listing:

01. “Alone In A Room”
02. “Into The Fire”
03. “Hopelessly Hopeful”
04. “Where Did It Go?”
05. “Rise Up”
06. “When The Lights Come On”
07. “Under Denver”
08. “Vultures”
09. “Eve”
10. “I Am One”
11. “Empire” (feat. Bingx)
12. “Room 138”
13. “Into The Fire” (radio edit)
14. “Vultures” (rock version)
15. “Where Did It Go” (Hyro Mash Up) (feat. Hyro The Hero)
16. “Perfect” (Ed Sheeran cover) (live from SiriusXM)
17. “Rise Up” (demo)
18. “Alone In A Room” (acoustic version)
19. “Alone In A Room (Dex Luthor remix)

Asking Alexandria Release Sikdope Remix Of “The Violence”

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Asking Alexandria have released Sikdope’s remix of their track “The Violence.” You can find a video for that below:

Sikdope commented:

“I’ve been a fan of Asking Alexandria for as long as I can remember. They’re also great friends of mine, so of course I was thrilled when they asked me to remix ‘The Violence‘ (also one of my favorite tracks this year). I sang in a rock band as a teenager so remixing this track felt like second nature to me; I got to go back to my roots but also showcase the evolution of my sound. This remix feels like such an accomplishment for me because when I was in a band as a kid, my dream was to have a release on Sumerian… now I’m on it as a DJ.”

Asking Alexandria’s Ben Bruce added:

“I’m a firm believer that the best collaborations come from when artists come together through a true and real connection. A great collaboration can’t be forced, they are born from a mutual respect and passion. In this case Sikdope and myself had been friends and mutual fans of each other’s work for many years prior to this collaboration. We went out for dinner one night and decided, spur of the moment, to collaborate! I’m so excited that we finally got to work together and through combined efforts have created such a MONSTER of a tune!”

Ben Bruce Says Asking Alexandria Are “Done” With Their New Album

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During a recent interview with KCAL 96.7, Asking Alexandria’s Ben Bruce revealed that the band have completed work on their new album and that they are currently battling with their label about releasing it. However, the guitarist also added that he thinks “it shouldn’t be too long.”

Bruce said the following:

“It’s done. It’s ready to go. I could release it tomorrow. It’s done, we’re ready. Our label, most labels want you to keep spitting out new music so they can make money, but our label is doing the opposite. They want us to take more singles from the self-titled to radio. That’s just boring. I don’t want to spend time on a single that I wrote three years ago or two years ago. I’m ready to put new music out into the world.

That’s a battle we’re having with our label right now, but I think we’re coming to the end of that battle and I think we’ve figured out when we’re going to release the record, and it shouldn’t be too long. I’m just waiting to pull the trigger. The self-titled album did so much for us as a band. We almost reinvented ourselves and took our career to a whole new level and it’s been really good.”

This news comes after Asking Alexandria previously released a single titled “The Violence” in July.

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Asking Alexandria Premiere Music Video For New Song “The Violence”

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Asking Alexandria have premiered a new video for their new song “The Violence.” You can check that out below:

Ben Bruce commented:

“We are back bigger, better, louder and more insane than ever before. This single encompasses everything we have been working towards. Huge guitars, anthemic drums and some of the catchiest, most technically accomplished vocals that Danny has ever delivered, and this is only just the beginning.”

Danny Worsnop added:

“‘The Violence’ was an incredibly rewarding song to create. Ben and I both got to go way outside anything we’d done before and create something fresh and engaging.

Thematically, the song is about the way mainstream media and politicians manipulate and spread mistruth amongst the people to encourage and create anger, fear, division, and conflict in their quest to control and acquire power. As the history books have shown, this only goes so far before the people stand up and say enough is enough.

I hope everyone enjoys what we’ve created here. We had a great time making it, and even more fun shooting the video!”

Asking Alexandria Tease New Music

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Asking Alexandria have shared a phone number (1-424-373-VLNC) on their social media accounts and when fans call it, they are greeted with a tease of new music and the following message: “Lock your doors and stay inside. Stay alert. Prepare yourself — the violence is coming. You’ll be hearing from us shortly.” Fans are then sent a follow-up text with a link that allows them to sign up for future updates.

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Asking Alexandria Share Animated “Vultures” Music Video

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Asking Alexandria have premiered a new animated video for their song “Vultures.” This track appears on the band’s 2017 self-titled album. Ben Bruce commented:

“Simply put, Vultures means the world to us. We wrote this song at a time that was completely volatile in AA’s relationship. We have since made amends and have written and created a video that speaks truly of what we have been through and overcome as Asking Alexandria. I hope you enjoy this visual as much as I have enjoyed creating it.

Much love, Ben.”

Asking Alexandria Premiere “Alone In A Room” Live Video

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Asking Alexandria have shared a new live video for “Alone In A Room.“ The clip was filmed during the band’s North American tour with Godsmack and Shinedown. The track appears on their 2017 self-titled album.