AbztraQt Sir Q

Are Abztraqt Sir Q the best kept secret of portuguese music? Judging by their new album we dare swear it so. This is an album filled with imagination, experimentation, and a lot of restless songs, those that you feel like listening over and over again. It salutes us (for lack of a better term) with excellent avant-garde pop music, simple and complex, dense and light. - in Time Out Lisboa by José Marmeleira

In this pop play that has a beginning, a middle, and an end, though, paraphrasing Goddard, "not necessarily by that order", AbztraQt Sir Q are many things at once (you can hear blues guitars, jazzy moods, pop harmonies, strange vaudevilles, punk riots) but none of these are declared as the main purpose.
Each song presents a carefully elaborated script and Abztraqt Sir Q have the virtue of doing it spontaneously as if the songs are materialized right there on the spot. - in Publico by Mário Lopes

At their second album of originals AbztraQt Sir Q reveal themselves as a national value of high caliber waiting for their deserved recognition. It is a pity that this may go unnoticed in our country (Portugal), but it is a situation that will most likely happen. One must keep its fingers crossed and hope for a signal from beyond. - in Barulho Esquisito by Anfilófio

AbztraQt Sir Q: Pop that come from another world.
They are portuguese but they could have easily come from any parallel reality or alien world. - Sapo Notícias by Gonçalo Sá