Since 2008, Asking Alexandria have paved a path of their own, distilling danger and excess into an equally dangerous hybrid of stadium rock ambition, metallic energy, and electronic ecstasy. Against all odds, they achieved unprecedented success earmarked by two gold-certified singles (namely, Final Episode (Lets Change The Channel) and Not The American Average), over a billion cumulative streams and views, and three consecutive top 10 debuts on the Billboard Top 200Reckless Relentless [2011, From Death to Destiny [2013, and The Black [2016. In addition to headlining packed gigs on five continents, they destroyed stages alongside Guns N Roses, Green Day, Avenged Sevenfold, Alice In Chains, and Slipknot, to name a few. Meanwhile, 2017s self-titled Asking Alexandria spawned two of the groups biggest singles to date: Alone In A Room and Into the Fire. Fanning the flame like never before, the quintetBen Bruce [guitar, backing vocals, Danny Worsnop [lead vocals, James Cassells [drums, Cameron Liddell [guitar, and Sam Bettley [bassburn even brighter on their 2020 sixth full-length, Like A House On Fire [Sumerian Records. The opening track House On Fire introduces this chapter with a bang. Worsnop struts through stark verses towards a swaggering bridge. A sweeping and soaring chant takes hold on the chorus as guitars rage in the background. Instead of dwelling on the past, the song is about what weve got going on now and what were sharing, Ben Bruce [guitarist continues. This band is getting on like a house on fire right now. The album is the most fun weve had since Stand Up and Scream. Were at the top of our game. Greatness arises from the ashes. This is a self-realization. Weve had ups and downs. We couldve ruined everything with drugs. We had nowhere to go but rebuild. Its a reminder not to get in your own way, believe in yourself, and follow your own path.