PEACHES THE TEACHES OF PEACHES ALBUM KITTY-YO RELEASE: SEPTEMBER, 2000 REVIEW: APRIL 30, 2001

Parental advisory: explicit lyrics. Sexually offensive material. Possibly harmful to young audiences. Unsuitable for family airing.
This musician is rapidly gaining notoriety for her wild and uncontrolled live performances. Reportedly, the audiences have been coaxed into unseemly, sexual activities during these shows. Young music afficionados consider her "cool" and compare her to other decadent artists with an offensive, punk attitude and an explosive sound such as Jon Spencer and Elastica. I feel that concerned citizens must be warned about this dangerous artist, promoted as "Run DMC in an S&M dungeon and Joan Jett with a whip".
The media, of course, has been rushing to this sick phenomenon like vultures to a newly found carcass. Aiding Peaches quest for fame is the fact that her music is at once very simple and yet stylishly executed, often referred to as electro with a punk twist. Yet she uses the terrible, foul language of sinful carnality! With this approach, she has devilishly managed to convey her unhealthy message of dominant female sexuality to thousands of innocent, impressionable teens. No one is safe anymore. Your very own children might be next. Beware!

MATTIAS HUSS