also contributed music for U.S. television shows, films, and documentaries. On January 9, 2016, founding member John Berry died in his sleep. The 2017 Idaho compilation People Like us Didn't Stop (Live, Volume 2) was dedicated to him. In June 2019 Director Mark Davis began filming interviews for a documentary about Idaho entitled Traces of Glory which will be completed in late 2021. In the summer of 2021 Idaho toured for the first time since 2001. The current band consists of Jeff Martin and Robert Fronzo. Discography Albums Year After Year (1993, Caroline) This Way Out (1994, Caroline) Three Sheets to the Wind (1996, Caroline) Alas (1998, Buzz) Hearts of Palm (2000, Idaho Music) Levitate (2001, Idaho Music) The Lone Gunman (2005, Idaho Music) You Were A Dick (2011, Idaho Music) The Broadcast of Disease (collection of songs recorded between 1983 and 1989 by Jeff Martin, John Berry, and Doug Smith) (2015, Idaho Music) Compilation and live albums People Like Us Should Be Stopped (Live, Volume 1) (2000, Idaho Music) (Recorded December 11, 1993, at Downtown Performing Arts Center in Tucson, AZ) We Were Young And Needed The Money (compilation of rare and previously unissued songs from '92 to '00) (2002, Idaho Music) Vieux Carré (compilation released in Germany) (2004, Kalinkaland) People Like Us Didn't Stop (Live, Volume 2) (2017) Singles "Skyscrape" (b/w "Star") 7" (1993, Ringer's Lactate) "Fuel" (b/w "Hail Mary") 7" (1993, Caroline) Drive It (b/w "Sweep") 7" (released with two additional tracks in its CD format) (1994, Quigley) "Pomegranate Bleeding" (b/w "The Right Escape") 7" (1996, Caroline) Happy Times (split single with "Indian Summer" by Cobalt) 7" (2000, SNC Empire) Straw Dogs (split single with "Narcolepsy Lake" and "You Packed Your Things" by Dakota Suite) 7" (2002, Misplaced Music) To Be The One (2004, Kalinkaland) EPs The Palms E.P. (1993, Caroline) The Bayonet EP (released with extra tracks in its 10" vinyl format) (1995, Fingerpaint) The Forbidden EP (1997, Buzz) References External links Idaho slidingpast.com, the official Idaho archive Trouser Press entry [ Idaho at the Allmusic ] An Indiecater Christmas Idaho Music Documentary Instagram page 1992 establishments in California Indie rock musical groups from California Sadcore and slowcore groups Musical groups established in 1992