Jet frontman gets reborn on fuzzed-out rock-soul debut. Nic Cester may have lost his head in the overnight whirlwind of Jet but he's found his soul on this slow-brewing solo debut. While the Melbourne rocker's retro sensibility remains unrepentant, his seasoned Italian band the Calibro 35 brings a more weighty range of feels to the party. "Sugar Rush" signals the descent into vintage psych-r'n'b smoulder with a jazz-waltz beat, fuzz bass, electric organ and wah-wah. "Lead me to a higher place, fill my soul with love and grace," our reborn journeyman pleads, and, by Otis, he's halfway there already. The timewarp envelops like an echo chamber as flutes and phasers lead us deeper, to the instant neo-psychedelic classic "Psichebello", the mellow brass undertows of "Hard Times" and the prog-synth fanfare of "Strange Dreams". There's more of an Eighties funk feel to "Who You Think You Are", then a deeply melancholy orchestral interlude titled "O...