"Looks as if Prolapse have become exactly what they want to destroy. Killing... sees Linda getting a chance to rant as opposed to Mick, and it has, like TCR, a 100% legitimate chorus, but to be honest it all sounds a little limp. Far better are the B-sides. Move to Limit Slabs is a subtle, pensive, growling track, whereas Snappy Horse's Tudor-ish folk leanings bears more than a little resemblance to Long Fin Killie. All in all though it sadly appears that the experimental sonic breezeblock attack of Backsaturday was an exception for Prolapse and not a sign of progression."
Andrew Friendly, Oscar Smokes the Leftovers no. 4
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