The missing link between The Beatles & Frank Zappa..."

Arno Hagemans, Music Maker. HOLLAND.

"This Modest Midget might just grow to be very big".

Edwin Ammerlaan, Lust For Life (Revolver). HOLLAND.

"...this is undoubtebly the start of a successful carreer for Modest Midget. Modesty is not in place here. With such a product this band can proudly hop in the touring world".Frans Steensma, Oor Magazine. HOLLAND.

"Especially notable aspects of this amazing recording include the delightful influence of klezmer, especially on the addictive “Troubles in Heaven”, plus the striking similarity of Ziblat’s voice to Paul McCartney’s on “Home Seek” and “The Last Straw”. This is one Modest Midget that can righteously blow its own horn".David Taylor, Progression Magazine. USA.

"Even though the band is composing mind blowing material, it’s also accessible and catchy... This is a brilliant band that deserves every bit of acclaim they get. The Great Prophecy of a Small Man should be essential listening for all serious music listeners".James Moore. Skope Magazine. USA.

"With only one album under their belt, the future does indeed seem bright for the lads from Amsterdam. Highly recommended."Jon Neudorf, Sea of Tranquility. USA.

“only an unnaturally strong musical GIFTEDNESS can truly account for the delightfully playful, richly varied, yet somehow surprisingly accessible music of Modest Midget.”Mark Stephens, Prog Positivity. USA.

"The Great Prophecy is masterful accomplishment that will certainly appeal to fans of bands such as the already mentioned Split Enz and other Art Rockers like them... Recommended."Jerry Lucky, USA.

"...an unusual CD... likely to be one of my picks for ten best albums of 2010Gary Hill, Music Street Journal. USA.

"This is one of the best prog rock debuts in years... A modernised and diversified Gentle Giant will be a nice reference point, but then a GG that also has a lot of air-play potential".Misha Pankevich, Prog-Nose. HOLLAND.