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Pitchfork 8.0/10 The new album from singer-songwriter Mackenzie Scott is her most ambitious work by an order of magnitude. It’s an electric-electronic hybrid that is lush, physical, and full of contradictions.
A.V. Club A- During the final, meditative track of Torres’ third album, Three Futures, Mackenzie Scott sings, “To be given a body is the greatest gift.” That sentence by itself could be the thesis statement for all that comes before it: Three Futures is radically sensual, exploring vividly lush, expansive realms of atmosphere.…
The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Three Futures finds Torres settling into a sagacious understanding and acceptance of the pieces of her own life before and up until now, and the nuance that glues them together.
Rolling Stone 3.5/5 Our take on the indie rocker's third album.
DIY 4/5 It touches the heart and head with its examinations of love, lust and desire.
Under The Radar 6.5/10 "I'm not a righteous woman," sings Mackenzie Scott (TORRES) on the fourth track of Three Futures.
Loud and Quiet 6/10 After exhuming personal ghosts on her last album, Mackenzie Scott's third LP, 'Three Futures', finds her exploring her own mind and body.