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"  Wade in the Water The Numero Group unearths a treasure chest of lost classics with Downriver Revival, a CD and DVD compilation of gospel, garage, soul, and funk recordings made in Ecorse, Michigan, from the late &amp;#039;60s through the early &amp;#039;80s. Shirley Ann Lee&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s a Light&amp;quot; is churchbrewed lightning that will floor fans of Etta James and Sharon Jones.   Something Like a Phenomenon It may be hard to believe, but Karen O sounds almost subdued on It&amp;#039;s Blitz!, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs&amp;#039;s third release\u2014less like Pat Benatar and more like Chan Marshall. The band sets the guitars aside for keyboard atmospherics, and while songs like &amp;quot;Hysteric&amp;quot; might not rattle your bones, they have a sophisticated, hypnotic pulse and glow.   Feel the Dance Rock On Fantasies, Metric&amp;#039;s third record, the band softens its new-wave flash with the bruised melancholy of front woman Emily Haines&amp;#039; 2006 solo album, Knives Don&amp;#039;t Have Your Back. But songs including &amp;quot;Help, I&amp;#039;m Alive&amp;quot; still go off like guitar-and-synth fireworks, and only Haines&amp;#039; seductive voice makes the anthemic feel intimate. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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