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Grant storer. Alexis Vmt. James Eaton-Brown. Pablo Pelaz Esteban. Matt Allison, notable for his production work with bands like Alkaline Trio and the Lawrence Arms, sat behind the boards for Moscow Penny Ante , and he has given the record a sound that is both raw and huge-sounding at the same time.

It really sounds like the band is playing right in front of you. Moscow Penny Ante is another left turn for Dead to Me. They've gone back to the aggression that made us all fall in love with the band in the first place, but they've retained the maturity and sharper songwriter that marked their previous full-length.

They continue to defy expectations, and bounce back from lineup turnovers just as strong as ever. Moscow Penny Ante is a bold statement, so I'll end with a bold statement of my own; Dead to Me has released the best punk rock album of Dead To Me don't have to rely on fancy solos nor anthemic melodies when their songs are just so easily likable.

Simplicity and melody have clearly been the main ideas behind the songwriting. They are simultaneously the biggest strength and the biggest weakness of "Moscow Penny Ante". On one hand, "The Trials Of Oscar Wilde", "The World Has Gone Mad" and "Undertow" are up tempo punk rockers that are difficult to criticize because they are so catchy without sounding superfluous or polished, but at the same time they reverberate between merely 'decent' and 'good' ratings.