of the Future, came with a custom wooden record box, and early buyers were rewarded with inserts signed by Jason Martin and Scott Hatch. Their 11th full-length album, Dial M, was released on October 28, 2008. Dial M consisted of the first track of each vinyl record from Ghosts of the Future, remixed and cleaned up. The album was significantly influenced by the passing of Jason's father, affectionately referred to in the song Mr. Martin. 2009–present: The Changing of the Guard and further projects The band released The Changing of the Guard on August 10, 2010. After the passing of his father, Jason Martin took over the day-to-day operations of his father's trucking business in Riverside, California. Because of this responsibility, Starflyer 59 no longer actively toured as of 2010. The band's next album, IAMACEO, was released on December 17, 2012 (Jason Martin's 40th birthday). This album was crowdfunded through Kickstarter. When the fund-raising campaign began on March 6, 2012, all the funds necessary for the project were raised within just a few hours. In July, it was discovered by fans that T.W. Walsh - who mastered and performed on IAMACEO - had added a new Starflyer 59 release under the 2015 section of his website. In August, a member of the Facebook fan group mentioned that he talked to former Starflyer 59 bassist Eric Campuzano about the new Starflyer material. Campuzano said, "The new Starflyer 59 album is going to be killer. Lots of the older style coming out. The demos I've heard are amazing." When mentioned in the Starflyer 59 fan forums, musician Mike Adams hinted at a new Starflyer 59 record, saying he knew "every intimate detail about the new [Starflyer 59] release," and that it was coming out in October 2015. He also shared a mysterious image that fans presume to be album art. On April 26, 2019, Young In My Head was released through Tooth & Nail. It was released on CD and vinyl, including limited edition versions, as well as digitally. For this recording, Jason's son (credited as C. Martin) played drums, and longtime member Steven Dial played bass. TW Walsh provided synth as a guest musician. On May 14, 2020, Velvet Blue Music released the single "This Recliner" to promote the EP Miami, which was released on June 19, 2020 and included three new songs and two reworked versions of songs from Young