RADIATOR REVIEWS: Meat Curtains - Eden Disorder

Eden Disorder is meant to shock, offend even sicken those who people who believe obscenity has no place in art. A Myth that has been thoroughly debunked a long time ago yet is still clung to by conservative ideology and the like. This album is trying to destroy everything that quiet townspeople, kindergarden schoolteachers and your own grandmother hold dear: normalcy, decency and pleasantry. The grand illusion of suburban normalcy is nowhere to be found on this album, instead it leaves you feeling filthy and raw. The band takes the aggression associated with male-dominated hardcore punk and convert it into a strictly sexual testament to female POWER. A Powerfully screamed reminder that you were born out your mothers vagina covered in afterbirth. The stage personas of the band, affectionately named after luncheon meats, are women who eat men for breakfast, castrate them and give them genital herpes and they are not apologizing for anything. "I Hate Rock and Roll", the album opener, is a reflexive look at the apathetic nature of power chords in rock that has affected the music in such a deep way. "I'm so bored of these three-chords, i'd rather just sit at home". While Eden Disorder is by all means and definitions an album meant to shock you it also contains a lot of poignant messages about punk rock, sex role stereotypes and even has a track defending Yoko Ono saying "she was hanging out with [John] Cage, When the Beatles were all the rage, so don't diss Yoko, Ono Oh No." A statement which I find both true and utterly fucking hilarious. The sound got an upgrade as well as it sounds like Meat Curtains moved out of the basement and into the studio for this record and someone actually engineered the tracks. MC cover Delta 5 with a noteworthy sexy funky bass line, making the final moments on the album some of the most rewarding. It is very cohesive; Meat Curtains definitely have a style, incredibly passionate vocals, slow floor tom heavy drum beats, dirty power chord inflected guitar riffs and big muff pussy bass lines. Admittedly repetitive, but the band always uses that repetition to say something, something real, and something that many people will not like to hear and for that they deserve some real respect. 9.0

reviewed by Mohamed El-Darwish RADIATOR COLLECTIVE 2011

Meat Curtains - Syphillis Is The New Clear Pepsi

I think the lyrics here speak for themselves, "fluid transmission, ass-mouth, infectious lesions and vaginal gout". I think i just puked on my bratty punk shoes. It's not fucking Riot Grrl, its Rock & Roll. My vagina itches.

WEIRD CANANA REVIEWS: MEAT CURTAINS : EDEN DISORDER

repost from weird canada

From the teenage glue-huffing of Mark Teo:
Meat Curtains exist in a Northern Atlantic alternate dimension, one where Kathleen Hanna kicked the shit out of Courtney Love in ’95 (both in the alley and for popular music supremacy). All piss ‘n’ piss stains, the hilariously titled Eden Disorder is un-fucking-flappable. No-fi teenage glue-huffing (“Flipper Mom”) collides with carnival cacophony (“Boys Are My Flowers”), while dumpster-diving guitars skid beneath stream-of-consciousness, all-in schizo rants (“Syphilis is the New Clear Pepsi”), leaving a trail of primordial ooze in its wake. By the time singer Molly Meatloaf snarls “I’m in heat!” — part declaration, part challenge — it’s time to change your pants. Welcome to the new face of riot grross.

Meat Curtains - Flipper Mom

Meat Curtains - I Hate Rock N Roll

Meat Curtains - Dead Dog

so raw, so fleshy, so punk, Meat Curtains pulls apart gender stereotypes and sodomizes your earholes._Mohamed El-Darwish

Meat Curtains - Dead Dog

Meat Curtains - Pepperoni Ghost

Meat Curtains reviewed by Maximium RockNRoll

"MEAT CURTAINS - ANTI SCRUNTIFACTION and HUGGY BEAR kicking a bunch of pretty hair having band dudes right in the dicks. Good, raw, girl punk...that's a compliment."

Review for EDEN DISORDER Scotch Tapes 2010
Maximium RockNRoll no.33o part 2. Nov 2010

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Meat Curtains // Pompoir split reviewed by THE COAST

reposted fromTHE COAST



"A split between two bands taking their names from semi-gross sexual references, Halifax’s Meat Curtains and Vancouver’s Pompoir, this tape keeps the lyrics and sound dirty with sludgy punk rock. The Meat Curtains side features grungy guitars with a post-punk ethos. “Dream Pig” has all the brashness of Hole’s first album, and the scratchy vocals on “Get Rebel” somehow make it the catchiest track. And who wouldn’t support a movement like “Vaginas For Vietnam”? Pompoir’s gothic punk sounds create a layered, soundscape effect. Also winding together grunge and post-punk sounds, the band plays with a loud ’90s-tinged angst."

Meat Curtains//Pompoir split

released on Isolated Now Waves. release number INW235
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