"A casual glance at BeebleBrox's Quantumn Tweezers CD, with its oddball computer graphic images and strange song titles (YES - send me the next issue Free! is my personal favorite) might give a strange impression. But make no mistake, BeebleBrox is not a group of computer geeks, but of serious and sly musicians with worlds to offer. Tweezers is an affecting journey, with lots to do and see along the way. Each track is unusual, from the bubbling, crazed fusion epic alluded to previously, to the strikingly sparse electric violin-piano duet The Saga Of C. And C.. Where Balding Balladeer is graceful and dark, with singing bass of the Del Palmer variety, Gateway struts with electric guitar in bluesy setting - the group's tightly-timed hesitance lends grit and emotion. Many of the Brox compositions include unusual instrumental combinations which illustrate their coyly presented subjects. Riding the Wings of the Buzzard, for example, offers a blurping tenor sax melody dipping across a wiggy organ line and pull-off bass licks for an offbeat, charming feel. The novelty of finding a band named from the Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy may cause you to pick Quantumn Tweezers off the shelf, but their artistry and humor will make you stay."
-JazzTimes, 12/96