The Cure, The Cure: Robert Smith's goth gang finds the remedy for its recent creative woes on an album that will be just like heaven for longtime fans.
Etta James, Blues to the Bone: James turns her well-weathered voice to blues classics by John Lee Hooker, Robert Johnson and Howlin' Wolf.
Ricky Fanté, Rewind Newcomer: Fanté seems to have stepped into a time machine, recalling the golden days of Otis Redding, Al Green and Wilson Pickett.
Chris Robinson & the New Earth Mud, The Magnificent Distance: With his gritty new band, the former Black Crowe serves up southern-fried rock with plenty of fire and more than a little soul.
Jesse Harris and the Ferdinandos, While the Music Lasts: The Grammy-winning writer behind Norah Jones's "Don't Know Why" makes a most lasting impression with these warm, wistful tunes.
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