Discog. Discourse Asking Alexandria
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May 27, 2025 Dive deep into Asking Alexandria's discography as three passionate hosts rank their albums from worst to best. They criticize the blandness of the self-titled release and the pop influences in 'Like a House on Fire.' There’s a mix of praise for the heavy, theatrical elements in 'Reckless & Relentless' and nostalgic love for the classic 'Stand Up and Scream.' The discussions are lively, insightful, and packed with sharp critiques that will resonate with fans and newcomers alike.
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Self-Titled Feels Like Radio Chase
- The 2017 self-titled album feels like a band chasing mainstream arena-rock trends instead of their identity.
- Kyle calls it “dollar brand Disturbed” and finds it lifeless and pandering to radio metal tastes.
Album Art > Music
- Like A House On Fire is bloated, inconsistent, and overtly pop-leaning with 15 tracks that rarely land.
- Kyle and Jeff describe it as
Don't Complain About Fans In Songs
- Avoid writing songs that gripe about fans who dislike your new direction because it reads as mopey and self-pitying.
- Nathan says bands should rely on songwriting quality, not victim songs, to win listeners back.