“Welcome to the Rock Revolution. So say Motion Device. A great title for the EP and band well worthy of your attention. It is the spirit of Motion Device which makes them a band to check out. Listening to their music, a simple, yet inspirational message came across loud and clear. Rock is still alive. It’s not about the money, it’s about making the music you love and entertaining people. That’s the noble spirit, heart and soul of rock music, right there. First up we have Drama Queen, which opens with all the big riffs and energy of monster rock hits from the 20th Century. And yet still sounds fresh and full of energy. Which might sound like a contradiction, but it is not… Drama Queen is a new rock song in the classic mould. Simple, loud and proud rock. Next up is Save Me. Subtle guitars haunt their way in, and if you watch the video you will see a collection of rock memorabilia and a stash of albums reminiscent of the mountain of vinyl that reviewer Paul Jack used to share a room with back in the day. And then Sara turns to camera and says “You know, Ozzy is right. You can’t kill rock and roll”. Save Me is a blistering attack on a jaded, money obsessed music business, the soulless, money obsessed dinosaur industry. A change of pace next with Giving Us Life. Vocalist Sara may be very young , yet she delivers a performance worthy of experienced singers decades older. A beautiful number, emotively alternating between humble quiet and loud gratitude to mothers everywhere. Penultimate song Responsibility slows the pace further. The arty video adds to the mood as another strong vocal performance from Sara brings you into a mellow, reflective mood. All of which heightens the booming contradiction of A Piece of Rock and Roll, the final blast from the Welcome to the Rock Revolution EP. We go out with a bang with a hard hitting rock riff bordering on melodic metal. A Piece of Rock and Roll is full of energy, lifting your spirits with its passion and enthusiasm.”

Paul Jack ~ Hard Rock Reviews