Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin

Originating in Springfield, Missouri, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin was formed by high school friends Will Knauer, Philip Dickey, and Tom Hembree. With the addition of John Robert Cardwell and Jonathan James in college, the band recorded their indie debut, "Broom," in 2005. The album's online success led to a contract with Polyvinyl Records, and subsequent releases saw lineup changes and critical acclaim, with their fifth album, "The High Country," marking a return to their original lineup.

Throughout their career, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin navigated lineup changes and critical acclaim, with their breezy pop music catching the attention of the blogosphere in 2006. Their journey included collaborations with producers like Chris Walla and releases through Polyvinyl Records, showcasing a blend of melodic sweetness and electrified sound. The band's discography reflects their evolution from a high school pop band to a mature, back-to-basics approach, culminating in a reunion of their original lineup for their fifth studio album, "The High Country."