#posthardocre

La agrupación británica de metalcore, ASKING ALEXANDRIA, está por terminar su tercer disco de estudio con el renombrado productor Joey Sturgis (THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, EMMURE). Se espera que esté listo a principios del 2013 vía Sumerian records.

Ben Bruce, guitarrista de la banda, le dijo a Billboard.com que el disco tendría de 13 a 15 canciones, de las cuales al menos 6 serían “amigables para radio” mientras que el resto sería “su usual estilo con huevos”.

So the first thing I'd like to talk about on here is "scene" kids. Now, I've learned that there are many different definitions of what "scene" is. As far as I am concerned, a "scene" kid is basically a hardcore poser. They are into hardcore music because of the scene. They like the make up and the hair and the clothes, they like the image of the bands and the merch, and they like the idea of being a hardcore music fan. They are the ones with the insane, rediculous hair, in every color and every shade, and every piercing they can fit on their face. They do not know more than a handful of their "favorite" bands songs and they only know the most popular ones.

However, I dont concider kids who actually like hardcore music scene kids. There are many people who believe if you listen to certain bands, "scene bands", then you are scene. Pretty much any band that falls into the "post hardcore" genre, such as Asking Alexandria, Of Mice & Men, The Devil Wears Prada, Sleeping With Sirens, Attack Attack!, Motionless in White, etc. And people will make fun of those who listen to these bands because they are "scene". There is nothing wrong with listening to only a small genre of music. And I'm not talking about people who listen to like pop and country who talk about hardcore kids, I'm talking about other hardcore kids ganging up on "scene kids". It's another story if someone likes all these bands and wears their merch, but when it comes down to talking about the bands, they have no idea what they're talking about and clearly are not true fans.

This is us At our ep release show for Lost Souls At Sea... it was an amazing night and one we will never forget!! so many friendly faces and some great new ones too, we have almost been a band for a year now and we are so happy at the feedback and support people have shown us since day one!! Much Love Sean