This article has been imported from chorus.fm for discussion. All of the forum rules still apply. The full press release, and track listing, for The Starting Line’s new album can be found below. New York, NY (June 6, 2025) – With all original members still intact since their 1999 formation, The Starting Line is back with Eternal Youth, their long-awaited fourth studio album — set for release on September 26, 2025. Marking their first full-length in 18 years and their first-ever self-release, the album will arrive on the band’s own newly launched label, Lineage Recordings. Leading the way is “Sense of Humor,” the album’s debut single and a bold reintroduction to a band that has never sounded more focused. Made with a spirit of bolstered confidence, the longstanding band has built a composed foundation upon sonic agelessness and brutal honesty. The song exemplifies the pinnacle of The Starting Line’s finest melodic tact, while simultaneously tapping into the peaking adrenalin of an infinitely young heart. Vocalist Ken Vasoli shares “Spending a quarter of a century with all our original members and spanning an 18 year gap between the most recent albums is not easy. There is an often unspoken trust and love for the result of us making music together all this time. We couldn't have survived a life in the music industry without a proper sense of humor. This song reminds us what absurdities we've been faced with in life, and focuses on the original spirit of influences that brought us together in the first place. We are doing our best to tap into what feels timeless about music and boil our approach down to the essentials. We're continuously honing and improving which is exhilarating when thinking of the future of this band. It feels like we make a great team.” Eternal Youth is more than a comeback — it’s a declaration of independence and a reminder that some stories are far from over. Track Listing I See How It IsSense Of HumorBlameCirculateDefeating The Purpose / PivotEternal YouthCurveballGrantedEnjoymentHumilityBenchmark more Not all embedded content is displayed here. You can view the original to see embedded videos and other embedded content.
25 years in and still all of the original members. That’s tough to do. Impressive. side note: do artisits have any input on the band photo that shows on apple music? I would think they would if they are on their own label but TSL has a photo from probably 2002. Not a bad thing, just wondering.
Yikes, what happened to Kenny’s voice? I would never recognize this as TSL if I heard it on the radio. Must’ve been 18 years of hard living.
Yes, probably just haven’t changed it yet. Really? I’d recognize it immediately. Check out their last few live pandemic albums/EP. He’s just older, dude can still belt it.
Old phone/computer you're on ? This is instantly recognizable as The Starting Line. The music, the vocals, like this is 5 seconds in and you know its them.
Unfortunately neither this nor the new Yellowcard grabbed me at all. Not really a singles guy so hopefully I dig the full album
They played Blame at Starland Ballroom on Friday and it is just as good. I got like Fiddlehead / Title Fight vibes from it. I’ve grown up with their music since 2001 so the progression to me is great. Say It Like You Mean It has its spot in my life, but each release has been better and this album is in line with that.
Tough take on Kenny's voice. Recognize it immediately. Great single, great to have an album release date, and great time to be a TSL fan!