That said, I've read the review and found some of it to be superficial (regarding dress-codes, yeah 30-somethings are eternal adolescents now; some babyboomers seem to like it that way).
The singers that this critic raves about don't do much for me either (I couldn't even place a Liz Phair song if I heard it on the radio).
I guess it's because the bands that I've seen that have women in the band don't make the "It's a woman! And she sings rock music!" the whole point of the draw.
The Bell-Rays
The Detroit Cobras
I could post some others (Poison Ivy of the Cramps almost never sings but has played lead guitar for nearly 30 years now yet never has been profiled in a "Women In Rock" review).