Top-rate lounge pop, with smoky singing (courtesy of
vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Sue Kr.) that will have you drinking
three-olive martinis until closing time.

--Spin Magazine

Slinky first single "Tell Me" curls out like smoke from an impossibly long French cigarette, and "Paterson" completes a murky triad, beginning with funereal organs and reticent Challengers-like chords as K. builds to a towering crescendo. It's perfect closing credits stuff for non-existent film noir.

--Splendid E-Zine

With impeccable musical training and a taste for the less intrusive sense of sound, this record may leave drink stains on your nightstand and expensive lingerie on your floor.

--Indie Workshop

From surf rock to shiny pop to orchestral numbers, the Beeps find a way to incorporate disparate genres in a way that's fresh beneath Sue Krush's light and seductive vocals deliciously drenched in reverb.

--The Big Takeover