"Album of the Year", "Best European Blues Album", "Best Original Cover Art." - Blues Underground Network (Canada)
"Album of the week." - Eesti Päevaleht (Estonia)
"Album of the week." - Maxwell Street/Terre Marine FM (France)
"Estonia's national treasure." - Blues-Finland.com (Finland)
"An absolute masterpiece of modern blues." - Rootsville.be (Belgium)
"Dirty, catchy and befittingly loose." - Desibeli.net (Finland)
"Another highly recommended slice of ‘Blues from the Baltic’." - Bluesinthenorthwest.com (UK)
"Bullfrog Brown have become Tartu's greatest export." - Postimees (Estonia)
"Tartu in Estonia, the capital city of Baltic blues." - Rootstime.be (Belgium)
"If you have decided to invest in just one album this year to save money during the recession, I believe this Bullfrog Brown release to be your best choice to date." - Õhtuleht (Estonia)
"You must buy this album! If you do not, you will be cursed until the canonical age of your great-grandfather." - Crops Blues Magazine (France)
Festivals played include:Lahti Grand Blues Festival, Finland (2010); Le Blues Autour du Zinc, France (2009); Puistoblues, Finland (2006); Pärnu Bluusipäevad, Estonia (2009, 2010); Suwalki Blues Festival, Poland (2009); Bob Dylan Acousticfest, England (2009); Augustibluus, Estonia (2003-2010); Viru Folk, Estonia (2009); Bliuzo Naktys, Lithuania (2005, 2008); Floating Cockroach Alt.Blues Festival, Finland (2007-2009); Fontaine Festival, Latvia (2008); Savonsolmu Beach & Blues Party, Finland (2007); Püssi Punk, Estonia (2009); WRA InterContinental Resophonic Guitar Festival, Czech Republic (2005); Kaavi Blues, Finland (2007); Bellshill Music Festival, Scotland (2009); Baltic-Nordic Harmonica Festival, Estonia (2008, 2010); Bluza Krustceles, Latvia (2004); Fiesta de la Guitarra, Estonia (2006); Soodoma Rock, Estonia (2004); Tallinn Music Week/Jazzkaar Showcase, Estonia (2009); Kuopio Blues & Jazz Festival, Finland (2010); RockTrip, Estonia (2004); Januse Käo Blues, Estonia (2009); Prima Vista Literature Festival, Estonia (2004, 2009, 2010); Lindalevi, Estonia (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007); Jannen Jamit, Finland (2006); WintFest, Estonia (2003); Supilinna Päevad, Estonia (2004, 2006).
