Asking Alexandria Sign To Better Noise Music

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Asking Alexandria have announced they’ve signed with Better Noise Music. This is the first time the band have changed label after spending their whole career on Sumerian Records.

During over a decade of time on Sumerian, the band released six albums, including ‘Stand Up and Scream’, ‘Reckless & Relentless’, ‘From Death to Destiny’, ‘The Black’, ‘Asking Alexandria’, and ‘Like a House on Fire’.

The band’s new label, Better Noise Music, also homes the likes of Papa Roach, In Flames, Five Finger Death Punch, Tommy Lee, and many more.

“We are all extremely excited to be part of the passionate team at Better Noise Music.” Ben Bruce said about the news. “Over the past ten years, we’ve been so grateful to connect with fans all over the world. While we’ve concentrated particularly on our North American fanbase in the past, our goal for the future is that our music and live shows become more accessible to audiences on a global scale.”

“That is why we jumped at the chance to sign to Better Noise. Working with the team out of the label’s UK branch gives us the opportunity to be more connected as a band to our home country, while simultaneously working with all of their international offices to reach our goals. We are all extremely proud to hail from England and getting back in touch with our roots is something that is beyond exciting to us.”

He adds “We are more focused, more driven and more determined than ever before. Thank you to everyone who has helped us and supported us over the years. It truly means the world to us. Here’s to the future.”

Today we have the honor of welcoming #AskingAlexandria (@AAofficial) to the Better Noise Music family!!! Big things are on the way… pic.twitter.com/mhqgYNyZoq

— Better Noise Music (@BetterNoise) June 7, 2021

This news could mean new music might be on the way sooner rather than later.

Asking Alexandria released their latest album ‘Like a House on Fire’ last year, which Ben recently admitted was the first album he’s written sober.

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