I went to a music store and I saw this machine called the Roland MC-505. It was just a groovebox - half analogue, half digital, like a sequencer with all these cool synthesiser sounds. I was like, 'I'm going to… — Peaches Copy Share Image
Wendy O. Williams is the single most incredible performer ever. Nobody went to more extremes. She was chain-sawing stuff and jumping out of cars during live shows and having them blow up. That must have been exciting, when you could… — Peaches Copy Share Image
I'm not a huge fan of Madonna's songs. I liked Cyndi Lauper better growing up. — Peaches Copy Share Image
My first review in NOW Magazine - I played one machine, so I went to a soloist night, where everyone else played acoustic guitar.… — Peaches Copy Share Image
I'm not saying like, 'Get rid of the man!' I'm saying, let's understand each other. — Peaches Copy Share Image
There's no such thing as a perfect life, first of all, because you always have to keep a struggle - not a struggle, but… — Peaches Copy Share Image
I was inspired by Daft Punk's first album - the first time I heard that I was like, 'I understand how electronics can also… — Peaches Copy Share Image
It was very important to me when I was writing 'Teaches of Peaches' that I didn't mention I was going through a bad breakup,… — Peaches Copy Share Image
I'm not really a person who layers so much; I like each sound to have its place. — Peaches Copy Share Image
My core message is just to feel comfortable in your own body. That's all. Which is not an easy thing to do. And it's… — Peaches Copy Share Image
If you think about a punk band, there are only, like, three instruments - bass, guitar and drums. And I wanted it to be… — Peaches Copy Share Image
I made an album that resonated, and I was lucky that a lot of different kinds of people liked it and contacted me to… — Peaches Copy Share Image
