The A-side starts like Aphex Twin’s Universal Indicator with painfully hard 303/909 action on Concrete Cookie & Dog Donut’s “Reload” but ranges over to drill & bass on “How Small a Thorn”. The flip contains the trippier “Peyote”. There’s meaty stuff here that offers a good time for power-noise addicts in need of rhythm and groove.
URB magazine, June 2003

Excellent release to put into your collection, and if you think you don't like hardcore because you think its all noize and no structure you will start liking it after hearing Constant Mutation. Lots of hip-hop samples with the biggest drums you've ever heard not to mention all the mad scratching.

No more rock and roll!

Brutal chopped up hard headbanging techno. Makes you want to jump around in a discombobulated sort of way. Excellent production.