Peaches is the stage name of Merrill Beth Nisker (born 1966), a Canadian electronic musician who emerged in the mid-1990s. She is known for provocative, sexually explicit lyrics, stripped electronic production and a performance style that mixes electroclash and punk.

Debut as Peaches: The Teaches of Peaches (2000) on Kitty-Yo. Collaborated with artists such as Iggy Pop (appears on 'Kick It' per reviews). Born 1966.

DeBaser reviews present Peaches as a provocative Canadian electronic artist known for explicit lyrics and electroclash aesthetics. Key albums covered are The Teaches of Peaches, Fatherfucker and I Feel Cream. Reviewers highlight raw electronics, punk attitude and overt sexual themes. Reception across these reviews is generally favorable.

For:Listeners of provocative electronic music, fans of electroclash/synth-punk and readers interested in sexually frank performance art in pop music.

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 And one day Peaches, the New Woman, arrived.

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 Peaches is unique, pure sex to the core!!!

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 A bridge between underground and mainstream, a genuine keystone between the easily accessible and the greater complexity of the alternative: this is how I Feel Cream presents itself to the fierce listener, convinced of providing them with a non-standardized product as a bland mash, a musical package made precisely to discover the other facets of a genre that is all too overused and inflated.

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