What followed were two full-lengths leading to Dirty Work, the third and most grown up release of the band to date. Sadly gone are the hard partying anthems of previous releases with immature, yet loveable outlooks, and in their place comes mature songs of love, the loss of love, and whatever happens in between. Don’t fear the word “love” though, All Time Low still produced a pop-punk album with catchy sing-alongs to tracks like the first single “I Feel Like Dancin’”. What makes Dirty Work different is the range the band shows from typical pop-punk in “Time Bomb”, to borderline folk with “A Daydream Away”. Arguably this album is their strongest lyrically, an asset that will only be furthered by many more listens. Dirty Work is an album for both All Time Low and their legions of “hustlers” to be proud of, but the carefree, fun-loving style of the past will truly be missed.
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