Right, was released in September 2007. They began writing for their third album between tours. In February 2008, it was reported that All Time Low had collaborated on a song with Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 and +44. The band connected with Hoppus after exchanging emails when a video of drummer Rian Dawson getting a Blink-182 tattoo was posted online. Hoppus' management contacted the band saying he wanted to do something with the group, so they co-wrote a song with him. Although the song would not feature on the group's next album, as Gaskarth explains, "It just didn't fit the vibe of the record," he said it would "definitely come out at some time." In May, vocalist/guitarist Alex Gaskarth revealed that the band had been working on new material and were planning to take a break to write new songs, despite the first single from So Wrong, It's Right, "Dear Maria, Count Me In", having been released only two weeks before. In August, the band said they were going to record their next album in the winter. In October and November, the group went on the Compromising of Integrity, Morality, & Principles in Exchange for Money tour in the US. While on the Milwaukee date of the tour, Gaskarth mentioned that the band would record their next album following the tour's conclusion. In December, Alternative Press reported that Matt Squire, Butch Walker, and David Bendeth would produce the band's next album, which was projected to be released in 2009. Production Although still in the writing process, it was reported on January 7, 2009, that All Time Low had begun recording their next album. It was clarified on January 24 that the band was in pre-production, proper recording did not start until the following day. It was also reported that Matt Squire would produce five songs for the album. Squire ended up producing "Weightless", "Break Your Little Heart", "Stella", "Too Much", "Keep the Change, You Filthy Animal" and "A Party Song (The Walk of Shame)". at Red Bull Studios in Los Angeles, with recording being handled by Bill Appleberry. On February 9, the band recorded group vocals assisted by Runner Runner. On February 17, videos were posted showing the band recording with Walker, who produced "Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don't)" and "Sick Little Games". Later that day, AbsolutePunk reported that the band was in New Jersey recording with