They stretch musical horizons in ways that both hipsters and classic rock fans can appreciate without neglecting the importance of songcraft.   Full text...

Future Women plays more like a funkier Spacehog compilation, without the one bridgeburning single or tendency toward area rock - a testament to the singularly odd concept that glam rock might be able to survive into the 21st century without the aide of industrial strength blow driers.  Full text...

Remarkably consistent and quite good debut record.  Full text...

The M's have found a canny chemistry out of seemingly simple parts (three-part harmonies plus a powerhouse drummer), and now, they've got swagger to spare.  Full text...

Adding more solid proof to the relevancy of rock today.  Full text...

The only cruel thing I could say about the album is that compared to their first release, Future Women is really just more of the same with an extra layer of production icing on the top.  Full text...

It appears as if The M’s not only has collected all of the goodwill that Gomez managed to squander with last year’s lackluster concert set Out West, but it also has put it to good use.  Full text...

Future Women vibrantly sets out to revitalize the bygone, not to recreate it.  Full text...