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We were able to get in there, but it was all closed session. I just want to whistle over it. The next day comes around, and I go in for a virtual writing session. Are you ready? Now, you got to hear me out. The song asked for it. It is kind of corny, and it is kind of weird. Worsnop: Yeah, I think having all this time by myself… Since I was 17, it has been this band. I never really had the chance to do all that finding yourself that people go through.

Worsnop: We were doing that on tour in front of people. It was what felt good to other people. I think a lot of times during the way, there were parts of our personalities that were more just kind of impressioned on [us] by other people. But it really gave us a chance to sit and figure out who we were.

That was a lot of the content of this record. Where do you draw the lines? And after this much time of being so right there in front of everyone, how do you draw the line? Ben managed to do this really well over the last 20 months. How do you initiate that separation? But it was drawn for me. People think that they have to share everything now. But the line in the sand was drawn for me when someone on social media threatened the lives of my children.

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Romantic Sad Sentimental. Sexy Trippy All Moods. Drinking Hanging Out In Love. Introspection Late Night Partying. We were mad at the situation, and we were just buckling under the pressure we were under, and we didn't know how to handle it or where to direct that frustration. And because we were just stuck with each other, that's where it went.

Asking Alexandria then hired singer Denis Stoff as Worsnop's replacement. His tenure was short-lived, having only appeared on one album — 's The Black — before his bizarre exit that, in part, stemmed from his unwillingness to reply to any form of contact attempted by the band. Regarding Worsnop's return , the frontman chalked it up to seeing Bruce again, although he said the two were "tricked into seeing each other. Describing the meeting in greater detail, the singer elaborated, "We hung out that night, and it was cool.

No work was brought up at all. And then, I think the seed was planted and people started kind of just posing the question, like, 'Hey, the guys got rid of Denis.