When touring with Serena Maneesh, Øystein Sandsdalen got a few unexpected days off in a snow covered Montreal, Canada. Obsessed with a bizarre mood triggered by his surroundings, Sandsdalen set off on the musical venture that was to become Evening Chill/Montreal of the Mind, the bands second release after their self titled mini album (2008). "This is a collection of imaginary scenarios with a rather loose connection to the geographical Montreal - more like a series of postcards from a state of mind" Sandsdalen himself states. The album is shrouded in an air of haunting nostalgia, which connects the different musical leaps found herein. You can find anything from garage-noir type tunes performed with a full band, to solitary John Fahey-inspired guitar pieces. The listener is initiated song by song to a variation of moods that lends inspiration from the nostalgic horror worlds of Goblin or the multifaceted world of David Lynch: As soon as you let the warmth of a beautiful melody settle inside you, a dark uneasiness spreads from it and chills your bones