Felix Lee Inna Daze psycho offers a refreshing change of

offers a refreshing change of pace from the rest of the album's intensity (as well as a credit that stands out from the more expected likes of Greg Kurstin and Diplo)

and Godsmack--Gontier sounds like a less volatile Trent Reznor--LIFE STARTS NOW treats the well-worn metal themes of anger

and the loping rhythms are appropriate to these impressions

This album was released in 1970

Features a mix of original and traditional songs

Felix Lee Inna Daze psycho offers a refreshing change ofFelix Lee has created a world for his debut album Inna Daze, a kind of post human environment where the sun never really rises and everything is lit with a burnt out glow. These are survival ballads for the near future, whose vocals, mutated to fit into this setting, drift in a haze of dissociation. Musically, at first glance, it's sparse and minimal but with continued immersion, subtle iridescent light shadows shimmer around grainy colour, sub bass