What makes Good Weird Feeling by Odds notable?

The album received critical acclaim and helped establish Odds as a significant voice in the Canadian alternative rock movement of the 90s. Its lead single, 'Smokescreen (Come and Get Me)', gained substantial radio play and contributed to the band's growing popularity, particularly in Canada. Released in 1995, 'Good Weird Feeling' is Odds' second album, following their debut 'Neopolitan' which set the stage for their quirky sound. At this point in their career, the band was refining their distinctive blend of pop-infused rock while gaining traction in the Canadian music scene.