Peaches - The Teaches Of Peaches

Peaches, the Canadian expatriate based in Germany, made her full-length debut with The Teaches of Peaches, a bold fusion of electronic music, punk energy, and unapologetic femme fatale attitude.

From its cover photo — featuring the artist’s midsection in hot pink shorts — to its tracklist, the album wears its sexuality proudly. Songs like “Lovertits,” “Suck and Let Go,” and “Cum Undun” align Peaches with outspoken feminist icons such as The Slits and Kathleen Hanna.

Her delivery channels the rawness of punk and the swagger of rap, layered over Roland 505 beats, samples, and groovebox-driven production. There are shades of Le Tigre’s electro edge, with Peaches occasionally adding guitar riffs to tracks like “Rock Show” and “Sucker.”

The Teaches of Peaches pulses with chunky beats, rock melodies, and an attitude that recalls the most daring electronic artists of the 1980s — all while pushing feminist pop into new, provocative territory.