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Hello, and welcome to My Mom's Basement, presented by Barstool Sports. It is Robbie Fox,

coming at you with an interview episode today, and specifically a pop-punk interview episode.

I've got Kenny from the starting line kicking things off, and then we'll throw it over to an interview with a new band, one of my favorite new bands, Winona Fighter. They've got the deluxe edition of their album about to drop. Kenny from the starting line is here to talk about the first starting line album in 18 years. Very exciting stuff. I can't wait to hear the new material from both bands and hopefully I'll

have you discover and someone new today I don't know maybe your starting line and

Winona fighter fan already but if not you'll learn a little bit about each band also

look out for my interview with CM Punk and Ria Ripley coming to the pod feed on

Monday and of course our Fantastic Four review will be out next week we also put out a good

nerd news show last night so check that out if you missed it but without further ado let's get

into this interview with kenny from the starting line and right afterwards it'll throw over to an

interview with manona fighter all right welcome back to my mom's basement ladies and gentlemen

it is robbie fox and i am here with kenny from the starting line Someone I've been a fan of for a really long time, and we're here to talk Eternal Youth, the first album from the starting line in 18 years, which is pretty crazy coming out in September. How do you decide, let's start right there, EP versus LP? I know there's been some EPs in between. What makes you come to the

conclusion, all right, it's time to do another starting line album? I was ready to just retire into

seven inches. I was ready to do just series of seven inches for the rest of our career. And we were

sort of making a transition with management.

And so when we were talking to new people who may fill that position, we got to talking

with the guy who is our now current manager.

And on our first phone call, I was sort of laying out this plan I was just like I don't think

that people are interested in a full length from us because my logic was I'm not interested in

full lengths from other bands that are of our era nine out of ten times I mean that's a general

statement that there's definitely exceptions

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