Artist page · 04/07/2026
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Nine vinyl releases with key albums on Sumerian and Better Noise Music — prices vary from €17 to €127.
Asking Alexandria emerged from Dubai in the early 2000s, initially under different names before settling on their current name in 2006. The band incorporates elements of metalcore, nu metal, and hard rock, and often integrates electronic music influences. Based in the UK since their reformation in 2008, their lineup features vocalist Danny Worsnop, guitarist Ben Bruce, and others.
They have issued nine vinyl records so far, including studio albums released on labels such as Sumerian Records and Better Noise Music. Their discography spans from their debut 'Stand Up And Scream' (2009) to recent releases like 'Where Do We Go From Here?' (2023). Collectors seek various limited editions, test pressings, and colored vinyl formats.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Better Noise Music · 2023
Better Noise Music · 2021
Sumerian Records · 2020
Sumerian Records · 2017
Sumerian Records · 2016
Sumerian Records · 2013
Sumerian Records · 2011
Sumerian Records · 2009Playlist
The tracks that sum up Asking Alexandria's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
Debut album marking Asking Alexandria's metalcore roots, featuring 13 tracks with a blend of intense vocals and melodic structures. Highly sought after in vinyl format due to its test pressing rarity.
Fourth studio album showcasing a mix of heavy metal and hard rock. Includes 16 tracks with bonus material. Vinyl collectors value original US pressings on Sumerian Records.
Metalcore album featuring 12 tracks recorded under Sumerian Records. Notable for its high availability and collector interest in limited edition pressings.
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Artists who share part of Asking Alexandria's musical DNA.
Collectors
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
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Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
Asking Alexandria mixes metalcore aggression with electronic elements, creating a distinct sound within the heavy music scene.— Band description
Founded in 2003 in Dubai as Amongst Us, the band went through the name End of Reason before becoming Asking Alexandria in 2006. Founder Ben Bruce later moved back to England, prompting a reformation there in 2008.
The debut album 'Stand Up And Scream' was released in 2009 through Sumerian Records and includes tracks such as 'Alerion' and 'Final Episode.' It has multiple vinyl versions including test pressings sought by collectors.
Released in 2013, this album features 16 tracks, including bonus songs. Original vinyl US pressings on Sumerian Records remain collectible with pricing around €30 to €56.
Seven vinyl versions exist for 'Where Do We Go From Here?', including limited editions pressed by Better Noise Music with catalog number BNM-538-1, available mostly in Europe, UK, and US markets.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
The band was formed in 2006, initially in Dubai, before relocating to the United Kingdom where they became established.
They mainly play metalcore, hard rock, heavy metal, nu metal, and incorporate electronic influences.
'Stand Up And Scream' released in 2009 is their debut studio album, widely available on vinyl, including rare test pressings.
There are nine vinyl releases listed, ranging from LP albums to EPs across various labels.
Yes, several albums such as 'See What's On The Inside' and 'Where Do We Go From Here?' have limited edition and test pressing vinyl versions.
Original pressings are mostly found on labels like Sumerian Records, with collectors targeting the US market editions from 2013.
They have a growing listener base in France, with vinyl editions of recent albums becoming more available in European markets.
Tracks like 'Not the American Average,' 'A Prophecy,' and 'I Won't Give In' are popular choices among vinyl enthusiasts.
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