With a poignant, ruminative slant to his indie folk songs, Noah Gundersen has experimented with his sound over the years while remaining distinctly personal in his approach. He released his first EP, Brand New World, as a teenager in 2008. The yearning acoustic folk of his first few releases, including debut album Ledges (2014), gradually made way for electric guitar and synths, culminating in the arena-sized flourishes of 2017’s White Noise. Releases like 2019’s Lover and 2021’s A Pillar of Salt embraced a more intimate demeanor, as did the sturdy electro-folk anthems of 2023’s If This Is the End.
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