Ramona Falls is an indie rock project founded in 2009 by Portland, Oregon-based musician Brent Knopf, who is also known for being a member of the band Menomena. Named after a waterfall located on the western slope of Mount Hood, the music of Ramona Falls is characterized by its intricate and often introspective melodies, complex arrangements, and a blend of various instrumental textures. Knopf is the primary songwriter and creative force behind the project, often collaborating with various musicians to bring his eclectic visions to life.

The band's debut album, "Intuit," was released in 2009 to critical acclaim. It featured guest musicians from bands such as The Helio Sequence, Mirah, and Loch Lomond, establishing Ramona Falls as a notable presence in the indie music scene. The follow-up album, "Prophet," arrived in 2012, further solidifying Knopf's reputation for crafting thoughtful and emotionally resonant music with rich layers of sound. "Coils" came out in 2017, showcasing a continued evolution of the project's sound with its rich, moody atmosphere and poignant lyrical themes. While Ramona Falls has not been prolific with their releases, each album represents a well-curated collection of ideas with Brent Knopf's signature experimental touch. The song "Catch 17 (Q: Into The Storm)" is among the band's more recent releases, displaying their continued commitment to exploring new sonic territories and their intricate musical style.