Motion Turns It On have been practically bathed in love from reviewers. Here are a few things that’s being said about them.

“The intricacies of jazz, the noodling of 70s-era progressive rock, and the walls-of-noise crescendos of modern instrumental indie rock.” – Houston Calling
“Motion Turns It On’s schizophrenic, frenetic energy leaves you teetering precariously on the wall of sanity.” – Redefine Magazine
“Nothing short of a controlled frenzy.” – Rock Midgets
“The band has taken several steps forward in the development of its sound, bringing to it a new edge of urgency and violence barely hinted at previously.” – The Silent Ballet
“It’s jazz-rock, it’s dance, it’s post-rock… It’s simply a joyous juggernaut that you’ll never want to run out of steam.” – [sic] Magazine
“A furiously kinetic, punk-infused record replete with all sorts of jazz and math influences.” – Dryvetyme Onlyne
“More than a great post-rock record.” – 29-95
“An adventurous listen that aggressive prog rock fans will surely dig.” – Blogcritics
“Some of the finest tape echo-heavy ADHD garage prog I’ve heard since Hella.” – The Decibel Tolls
“Filled to the brim with mathy post-rock with sways of jazz and flecks of guttural punk rock fervor.” – Forest Gospel

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