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Stella was a Soviet and Russian rock and pop band. It existed from 1988 to 1991 and from 2010 to 2015. The band was formed in 1988 from the studio project "Isk," which included vocalist Alexander Kirsanov and bassist Vladimir Shiryaev. Guitarist Eduard Gerasimov, keyboardist Oleg Chenchikov, and drummer Igor Zhuravel later joined the lineup. In April 1988, Stella released its first cassette album, "The Time Has Come," and soon began touring. Their second album, "Fever," became the band's most successful, helping to stir up a following. In 1991, the band disbanded, having filmed three music videos for the songs "Kovarny May," "Pristup," and "Most Nashey Vstrechi" (Bridge of Our Meeting). In 2010, Alexander Kirsanov and Valery Ivanov revived the band, which began touring with new vocalist Alexey Rostov and preparing its first major album.