PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.

PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.

PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.

PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.

PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.

PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.

PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.

PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.

PEACHES is back, and will be playing London’s Koko as part of her European tour this December. On her new album ‘I Feel Cream’ Peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax, Digitalism and Drums of Death, her most pop-sounding album to date. That’s not to say she’s mellowing or taking things easy. Far from it in fact, Peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. The beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at, with luscious synth-pop as on ‘Lose You,’ which sees Peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. Of course, she still retains that lyrical bite, which will be delivered in force on December 13th.