ABOUT
A Lost Asylum is a heavy, emotionally charged band known for blending melodic vocals with aggressive metalcore elements. Their music explores themes of pain, mental health, heartbreak, and survival—always with an unfiltered sense of honesty. With raw lyrical content and high-energy performances, A Lost Asylum creates a deeply personal connection with their audience, giving a voice to the struggles that often go unspoken.
Fronted by Holly Watson, whose powerful clean vocals deliver both vulnerability and strength, the band also features Justin Bell on unclean vocals and bass, bringing intensity and grit to the band’s sound. Randy Jacobson drives the heartbeat of the band with hard-hitting drums that fuel the emotion behind every track. Justin Seech provides rhythm guitar with precision and energy, while Bodie Anderson delivers soaring leads and melodic depth that complete the band’s powerful sound. Together, the group crafts music that’s equally haunting and cathartic, drawing inspiration from real-life experiences and inner battles.
Known for their cinematic storytelling and dynamic live shows, A Lost Asylum continues to evolve with each release. They’ve built a loyal fanbase by staying true to their message: that even in the darkest places, there’s something worth holding on to. Whether in the studio or on stage, A Lost Asylum is committed to creating music that doesn’t just make noise—it makes an impact.
The band is signed to Golden Robot Records and managed by Extreme Management Group (EMG), joining a global network of artists and industry professionals that support their vision and growth.
"Very talented musicians. I would recommend them for any rock or metal show."
-Jaime Lee Paulos (Evanston Staging and Events)
"A Lost Asylum delivered a solid performance with hauntingly beautiful vocals backed up by a solid band."
-Jarom Bischoff (CrucialFest)
"As you're listening to their songs, the sounds are crisp, vibrant and commanding. You will stand attention at "Whore! No More" and "Poison." Every track smacks you over the head with bruising music and jagged metal riffs, hitting as hard as they can with psychotic force. A Lost Asylum has a dark and menacing atmosphere in their material with a mix of yearning clean vocals and the expected feral bark. Even though it is a brutal album it is matched with sonic finesse manifested from the expert guitar work and plethora of tempo changes. The band's ability to blend outright barbarity with texture eloquence has been expertly demonstrated."
-Ally (Boston Rock Radio)
