"The Gods of Music are not dead! They are coming out of retirement for this young group brimming with talent, enthusiasm, and freshness"
     - Jean Phillip-Hause, Progressia        (France)

"The serio-comedy of their Web Saga is engaging and the music is both illuminating and exhilarating Pushing the boundaries of rhythm and harmony"
     - Marc Puricelli
       (New York)

"They had a captive audience and that audience seemed pretty impressed from where I stood. Their set had great energy and so did the crowd"
    - Martin Cizmar, New Times
      (Phoenix)

"It’s not every day bands are able to make nano-thermite reactions references work in their lyrics, but unpredictable and uncalled for are what Captain Squeegee specializes in."
     - Pop'Stache (Chicago)

"Captain Squeegee's no ska band, channeling rock-opera melodies into an experimental, complex sound."
     - MetroMix (Phoenix)

"Premier entertainment will come from the horn-laden Valley progressive-rock veterans Captain Squeegee, whose genre-bending sounds will work together with a multimedia light and video show to keep patrons mesmerized throughout the evening."
       - Down Town Devil
          (Tempe)

"Single Of The Summer"
     - Progressia (France)

"The glaring difference between these boys and a group of kids inside a guitar center is that the members of Captain Squeegee can actually play. They are musicians."
    -The Examiner

"Since 2002, Captain Squeegee has been bringing energetic, intelligent music to Phoenix and making a name for themselves as one of Arizona's premier live acts."
     - Go DIY (Southwest)

"It's Fantasia music, with lead singer Danny Torgersen making like Mickey in a swirling maelstrom of flying horns, dancing guitars, broken melodies, and mad-prophet vocalizing."
      - Craif Outhier, New Times
        (Phoenix)

"With a horn section, keys, guitars, positive lyrics and a passionate stage presence, Captain Squeegee dipped in and out of musical genres. They went from a blend of ska, rock and bits of screaming to a slower and peaceful saxophone solo. It was a really nice mix to hear from just one band."
      - Dose Of Rock (Blog)

"Best Album of 2008"
     - Progressia (France)