"This Is How It Feels", released on Restless Records in 1993, continued the ambient sound of "Drunk with Passion", but also incorporated elements of club and trance music. It also marked the introduction of new lead vocalist Lori Carson, who co-wrote nine of the CD's tracks with Anton Fier. Bill Laswell also returned to contribute on this record, and his production work on this and on the following record, "Pure", heavily influenced Laswell's own remix work of the late 1990s, as seen on the CDs "Emerald Ather" and "City of Light". The album also contains the first cover song since "Blast of Silence", an ethereal, drum-machine-laced re-interpretation of Jackson Browne's "These Days". To further highlight the album's dance elements, an EP of remixes of songs from "This Is How It Feels", entitled "Prison of the Rhythm", was released shortly after the CD's release.