13 Songs, 50 Minutes
From Death to Destiny Asking Alexandria
EDITORS’ NOTES
On their third album, From Death to Destiny, English hard-rocking heroes Asking Alexandria serve up spine-tingling metalcore. Opening tune “Don’t Pray For Me” begins deceptively with glitchy, string-heavy calm—until savage distortion and drums lay ruin to the stillness. In singer Danny Worsnop’s last appearance with the band, he lets loose with growling, death metal-style vocals on tunes like “Poison.” Elsewhere, as on the chugging “Creature,” he sends a thrilling chorus straight into the stratosphere. When the breakneck metal rage of “Until The End” closes the curtains, only darkness remains.
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Don't Pray For Me
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Killing You
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The Death of Me
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Run Free
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Break Down the Walls
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Poison
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Believe
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Creature
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White Line Fever
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Moving On
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The Road
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Until the End (feat. Howard Jones)
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The Death of Me (Rock Mix)
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