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...Never really die. They get reborn as indie-pop bands from Springfield, MO. Someone Still Loves You, Boris Yeltsin plays the World Cafe Live Friday night. The quartet led by Will Knauer and Philip Dickey's new album Pershing, is a sweetly melodic summer charmer, particularly "Beach Song." The man behind the name is above. The video for "Pangea," from 2006's Broom, is below.
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Dan Deluca is the music critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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