Rover
Rover was an alternative rock band formed around the Gundersen brothers, Noah on lead vocals and guitar and Erik on bass, with Nick Peterson on drums. Their...
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Rover was an alternative rock band formed around the Gundersen brothers, Noah on lead vocals and guitar and Erik on bass, with Nick Peterson on drums. Their sound had a quiet, atmospheric quality that drew from indie rock and folk, with some electronic touches. The song 'Aqualast' became their best-known track, a slow-burning piece built around Noah Gundersen's vocals and lyrics that dealt with regret and longing.
They released three albums between 2009 and 2016, starting with the self-titled 'Aqualast' in 2009. That record established their mood, with songs like 'Remember' and 'Tonight' following similar patterns of sparse arrangements and reflective themes. 'The Loft' in 2012 leaned further into atmospheric production, while 2016's 'North' brought back some of the melodic directness of their first album.
The band stopped working together in 2019. Their music occasionally turns up in film and television placements, usually in scenes that call for something subdued and a little sad.
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