What does Dirty Work sound like?

A vibrant blend of catchy hooks and pop-punk energy, laced with a hint of self-reflection and humor. Rooted in pop rock and pop-punk. Start with "Do You Want Me (Dead?)".

Is Dirty Work a good place to start with All Time Low?

Yes, Dirty Work is recommended as a starting point for new All Time Low listeners. A vibrant blend of catchy hooks and pop-punk energy, laced with a hint of self-reflection and humor. Released on June 6, 2011, 'Dirty Work' is All Time Low's fourth studio album, coming after their successful 'Nothing Personal' in 2009. At this point, the band was solidifying their place in the pop-punk scene, navigating mainstream success while experimenting with a more polished sound. This album also marked a shift as they began to embrace more mature themes in their lyrics.

Who is Dirty Work for?

Dirty Work works well if you're into steady, consistent energy levels, catchy hooks for sing-alongs and lighthearted background enjoyment.

How many songs are on Dirty Work?

Dirty Work has 16 tracks, running approximately 55 minutes.

Released 15 years ago this June

Dirty Work

All Time Low · 2011

55 min · 16 tracks · pop rock · pop-punk · modern rock

A vibrant blend of catchy hooks and pop-punk energy, laced with a hint of self-reflection and humor.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady, consistent energy levels
catchy hooks for sing-alongs
lighthearted background enjoyment
short bursts of engagement
uplifting, motivational vibes

Where this album fits

Themes: post-high school uncertainty· summer party escapism· anxiety in relationships
Career context: Released on June 6, 2011, 'Dirty Work' is All Time Low's fourth studio album, coming after their successful 'Nothing Personal' in 2009. At this point, the band was solidifying their place in the pop-punk scene, navigating mainstream success while experimenting with a more polished sound. This album also marked a shift as they began to embrace more mature themes in their lyrics.
Stylistic neighbors: Paramore· Panic! at the Disco· Fall Out Boy
If this clicks, go next to: Don't Panic — Continues the catchy pop-punk sound with a mix of humor and introspection.
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Anywhere but Here by Mayday Parade — Similar blend of catchy pop-punk melodies with introspective lyrics about relationships and growing up.

Black & White by The Maine — Shares a polished pop-rock sound with self-reflective themes, balancing humor and emotional depth.

We the Kings by We the Kings — Combines vibrant hooks and youthful energy with lyrical narratives centered on love and life challenges.