« A superb introduction to the group's aesthetic. »
CLASH.COM

« In short, if you love music, breathing, or enjoying the luxury of living, you'll probably love this album. »
Vanguard Online.co.uk

« It's a magnificent album filled with very unique sounds (...) Beautiful melodies and rhythms held together by atmospheric sounds and ideas. »
IT Djents.com

« Musically, it's really intriguing and enjoyable! »
Fear And Loathing Fanzine

« Overall, DIGITAL TROPICS is a talented and recommendable instrumental album. »
Metal Hammer

« (...) while drummer Falcon holds everything together with his extremely tight drumming, the rest of the band clowns around with the listener – it's a real pleasure! Magnificent! »
Westzeit

« MOTB manages to insinuate itself into listeners' ears with considerable ease, without offering "easy" music. »
Mescaline Injection.de

« Music of the future, as complex as it is catchy: MOTB tightens the screws even further on their mathrock and postrock madness on Digital Tropics. And they sound more than ever like the rock version of Foals, if you took away the vocals from the British band. »
Visions Magazine

« It's not just well-executed and packs more ideas into a single song than many bands use on an entire album. It's also brutally beautiful, melodic guitar rock that will appeal to anyone who loves music with as much guts as brains. »
Rockslide Festival – Denmark

« (...) they have ideas everywhere on their second release. While every aspect of their composition seems to be the result of years of experimentation that are paying off, in reality they are only just getting started. And that's very exciting. »
Kerrang – UK

« (...) they created an intense and interesting effort. The foundations for an exciting future have been laid for these Luxembourgish rockers. »
Trebuchet Magazine