An EP is often a taste of what's to come. Following the release of "Until We Meet Again", the band indeed supported names such as Big Bang, Bo Kaspers Orkester and Donkeyboy and received honorable reviews. However, for Christer, the release was just as much a way to get the old songs out of the system and set a new course. Left behind are the acoustic guitar and the trusted melancholy. ...show more

An EP is often a taste of what's to come. Following the release of "Until We Meet Again", the band indeed supported names such as Big Bang, Bo Kaspers Orkester and Donkeyboy and received honorable reviews. However, for Christer, the release was just as much a way to get the old songs out of the system and set a new course. Left behind are the acoustic guitar and the trusted melancholy.

On board he brought exotic rhythms, electrical instruments, a laptop and loads of good vibes, as they put in on the west coast of Norway, in Stavanger. And in typical west-coast/Hollywood jargon we can reference the upcoming record as something like: Paul Simon meets Death Cab for Cutie meets Vampire Weekend meets Damien Rice meets Paulo Nutini meets Robyn. Anyhow, it is on the Norwegian west side that the Northern Norwegian sought new inspiration with the producer and drummer Børge Fjordheim, co-producer Morten Abel and bass player Magnus Rød Haugland.. ...show less