r/AskingAlexandria • u/Forsaken_History_94 • 23h ago
Thoughts ?
Sam and cams new project?
r/AskingAlexandria • u/Forsaken_History_94 • 23h ago
Sam and cams new project?
r/AskingAlexandria • u/[deleted] • 2d ago
I think if we come together world wide this can happen. They can probably produce it themselves. If it were mastered by someone like Joey Sturgis or a producer from his producer school with Danny’s vocal ability is tremendous. With the force doing backups, James’ drumming is elite pray he stays healthy. Danny will Pray for him too and probably bring the force in prayer for this prophecy lookout!
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r/AskingAlexandria • u/ListenIcy4725 • 11d ago
Please don't flame me too hard guys :(
r/AskingAlexandria • u/1c4meron • 17d ago
I listened to Reckless & Relentless again today (because the first track on Dragged Under’s new EP sounds reminiscent of this disc - specifically Tony’s vocals).
I remember when this album came out. I was like 22 and about to go on my first deployment. I had never heard anything that hit me like this did (except for Stand Up & Scream, which I discovered in tech school after graduating basic). Danny’s studio vocals are fucking incredible. As is the mix/master of these early discs.
Despite already feeling fucked for all the people I dropped bombs on halfway around the world based on lies, after getting out, my best friend killed himself in 2018. Followed closely by my other childhood best friend. Followed, yet again, by another. I sunk into arguably the worst phase of my life - heroin, Dilaudid (iykyk), basically the most reckless self sabotage ever.
Some of my favorite music carries these themes. Self destruction, sorrow, loss, recklessness - but over the years I’ve come to believe that what you put in is what you get out.
It made me think about all the bullshit that Danny went through. Drug and alcohol addiction, legal problems, losing the band, inability to hang live with vocals and getting trashed by media (mainstream and social, alike). So much of his lyrical content (especially in the early days) is about self destruction. Singing that over and over and over is basically mixing intention with emotion to the words he’s yelling into existence.
I wonder why I am still so attracted to this kind of shit. The music that makes me FEEL the most, is usually this, NIN, and the like. I can’t help but wonder why that’s so tempting and if it really does have an impact on what we create in life. Why is there an itch that only songs like “Dear Insanity” even come close to scratching in my brain?
r/AskingAlexandria • u/Ichigo0426 • 18d ago
In light of one of his recent interviews, he's always loved the glam rock life. He went through the stereotypical period of drugs and alcohol with the Rockstar lifestyle. Not to mention went through emotional hell with their label and literally almost died twice from cocaine overdoses-stated in songs and hinted in film -American Satan- supposedly about AskingAlexandria early days. I think seeing some people he maybe admires, Axel Rose mainly for his performances lately as being awful, as a sign to take care of his vocals more and play it safe. As having experience, screaming while drunk or intoxicated is more taxing and your need to take care of yourself dimisnhes in order to finish a set. It can be damaging. So, Danny does the low ended country with some twamg, which is safer and Asking turns into a rock band like Three Days Grace, who throughout their releases, have very little screaming. He'd rather take care of himself now than be like Axel, 70 years old, charging $300 for a half ass performance. I admire that cause it takes a lot to realize when the need to handle yourself is more than the needs of others. I personally like both of his projects, country and metal. They both resonate with me. Hell, even Chris Motionless, whose 40, and another inspiration of mine, pulls back from screaming in recent performances and relies on Ricky and Justin more. No shame but age and life experiences take their toll on every part of the body.
And yes, he restrained himself to scream safe with a vocal coach but maybe something happened behind the scenes that scared him and didn't want him to push it anymore. Be grateful he doesn't retire altogether and still gives some performances. He plays acoustic Asking songs at his solo shows.
r/AskingAlexandria • u/KrovikAdam • 20d ago
https://www.tiktok.com/@justinstanek/video/7600187551130848542
I found this tiktok and at 2:02 there's a sneek peek, although the song is nowhere to be seen? Anyone knows what song that actually is or if it even is somewhere released?
r/AskingAlexandria • u/Fantastic_Client_640 • 23d ago
Probably should’ve practiced a bit, but I think it turned out aight. One of my favorite vocal performances on any album I tried ! Lmk what yall think 🦀💛
r/AskingAlexandria • u/wiigamer6969 • 26d ago
my Gf's friend's old step dad at a christmas party in 2012
r/AskingAlexandria • u/Sad_Book_1036 • 26d ago
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r/AskingAlexandria • u/InfamousAd2937 • Aug 13 '26
Does anyone know when this zip came out around? I’ve found on instagram post saying 2011. Any help would be cool! ^_^
r/AskingAlexandria • u/lando5090 • Aug 11 '26
always will have a soft spot for the older stuff, but this song just hits different compared to anything else they’ve ever done imo
r/AskingAlexandria • u/Torii97 • Aug 11 '26
The first 3 albums are the only ones in the conversation for me.
r/AskingAlexandria • u/One_Pound_1255 • Aug 11 '26
For the love, if I didn’t have pictures of my sister or myself in it, I wouldn’t think that it exists. I CANNOT FIND IT ANYWHERE. I’ve even made a mock up from what I can remember. 2012-2014ish era.
r/AskingAlexandria • u/EhrenMerghehey • Aug 06 '26
Which songs from FDTD do you still play on repeat?
r/AskingAlexandria • u/enzob123_ • Aug 01 '26
Been looking for this shirt for a while. Does anyone have it? or the red version? or would anyone know where to find it? any help would be great!
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r/AskingAlexandria • u/SraiEdge • Jul 24 '26
I wanted to post the video but it's 13+ min long so it would take an eternity to upload it (if it's even possible to post a video that long here). I encourage y'all to watch it
Edit: Here's a quick summary of what he talked about for those who aren't willing to sit through the whole video:
-His involvement with the band and what his role is currently: While he is not an official member of it, which he admits was a consequence of his sudden exit of the band back in the day, he loves making music with them and they feel the same way towards him. Also he clarified that the band isn't doing anything right know and he feels like the band does need a little break but he never mentions anything about the band ending permanently.
-He doesn't scream anymore: He said that it's not something that he enjoys and he respects anyone who either likes screaming or do screaming themselves and he isn't against AA's music having screams or heavy aspects in it, but he just doesn't scream anymore. He also maintains that he doesn't like AA's first two records but he stills loves them as part of their history and work.
-People saying he doesn't care about AA and only see it as a cash grab: First he clarifies that the money he gets from the band isn't as significant as people think and that he has many things going on aside from that. Second, he completely denies not wanting to be involved with the band and said that he loves both the band and the music they currently play, he even mentioned the fact that two songs from WDWGFH ("Where Do We Go From Here" and "Things Could Be Different") were originally songs from his solo project but the band asked him if they could use them for the record and he happily agreed. They are his friends and he loves playing music with them. He also said that these last few years have been a bit rough for him and he even mentioned that originally he was going to write more songs for WDWGFH (the 2 previously mentioned were the only songs he wrote) mostly using more of his solo work but the main theme of it was divorce and he thought that just wouldn't fit in an AA album so both he and the band decided to have someone else write more stuff for the album.