Peaches
I Feel Cream

Ever since she appeared on the pre-electroclash scene in 2000 with The Teaches of Peaches, Peaches has had a hard time escaping the sonic niche she fa...

Peaches, arguably the biggest female badass in music, has released another album and with it comes yet another classic title, I Feel Cream, containing...

Contending with the likes of Uffie’s delinquent skank-hop or The Teenagers’ kitsch Euro-filth, lately even Madonna’s vagina-heavy promos conjure more ...

Nine years ago, Canadian electro provocateur Peaches busted out with the dance-floor crusher "Fuck the Pain Away." She's still singing gender-screwing...

The oft-levelled criticism of electronic and dance music is that it remains a cold and emotionless experience. While this certainly holds true for som...

If you like your salad tossed with a side of raunch, Peaches is your girl. Or if you prefer, Peaches doesn't have a dirty mind, a dirty mind has Peach...

After four mainstream albums is *Peaches* showing us a vulnerable side Although, the vocals on ?*I feel Cream*? range from being aggressive to timid,...

Peaches has been away for a little while—her last full-length,"Impeach My Bush," came out in 2006—and that's given theBerlin-based electroclash vetera...

Peaches proclaims she's "gonna cut this party down to size/gonna make this party come alive/gonna go and crush it with my thighs" on the grinding synt...

Peaches is the sort of artist who is so defined by the fully formed, distinct aesthetic of her debut album that her subsequent releases cannot help bu...