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THE SUBWAYS - Young For Eternity
| AV Club |
| The M's aren't a UK rock band, but they do a ripping imitation of one on the title track of their debut album, Future Women, which sounds like an early-'70s Paul McCartney tune upgraded for the post-Strokes era. The Chicago quartet is equally adept at modernist sheen and retro muscle, and they seem almost at odds with themselves on Future Women, swinging from the all-in indie-pop noisemaking of "Underground" to the razor-sharp electric blues of "Mansion In The Valley," as though unsure whether they want to join the Arcade Fire army or fly with Jet....full text |
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| Blogcritics |
| Let me start out by saying a few things. I have traditionally strayed away from anything that willingly attached itself to shows such as The O.C. To be honest, I'm not even sure if the term, The O.C. (read: The Orange County) makes any sense, but we aren't here to debate semantics or grammaticism....full text |
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| Filter Magazine |
| Hailed by NME as “the sexiest thing to sweep rock ‘n’ roll off its feet in years,” The Subways have quickly established themselves as one of Britain’s most undeniably exhilarating new bands. Young For Eternity, the London-based trio’s Sire Records debut, is alive with teenage kicks and manic pop thrills, veering from rambunctious punk thrash and tender acoustic pop to grungy blues-infected dynamos like the addictive first single, “Rock & Roll Queen.”...full text |
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