Fatherfucker

Yes, it is true that this Canadian-born, Berlin-based artist likes to sing about sex. It is also true that her combination of deliciously minimalist electronic beats & power-chord stadium rock fuse together to make music that is unlike anything else you'll ever hear.

It is also no lie to say that Peaches' unrepentant lyrics and confrontational beats appeal to a cross-section of hip-hoppers, headbangers, punks, feminists and gay club-goers alike. Peaches is a revelation, an embodiment of sexual freedom, a damnation of gendered labels and has an admirable nasty attitude. The biggest truth of all is that Peaches' new album 'Fatherfucker' shows itself to be the most blistering music she's made yet.

'Fatherfucker' is the 2nd studio album from Peaches and the record's opener, "I Don't Give A Shit", built around and inspired by Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation", or "Kick It" the insane duet with Iggy Pop, are proof that Peaches is going to gain more fans than ever with this new album. Combining sexy, sparse electro-beats with her lifetime love of rawk and roll, 'Fatherfucker' is full of that big, bad love and goes even further than 'The Teaches Of Peaches', her critically acclaimed debut album.

'Fatherfucker' features an enhanced CD ROM video of live concert footage set to the song "Rock 'N' Roll" edited by Peaches