6 March 2022

Multi-faceted Canadian songstress, producer, visual artist, artistic performer,
and feminist and queer activist starts a new tour soon to celebrate the 20th
birthday of her debut album The Teaches Of Peaches.

Ahead of it, she landed a week ago in Ghent, Belgium (my hometown) for the
preparation of a unique spectacle named Smells Like Peaches with a mix
of disco booms, Belgian queer acts, and professional circus artists/gymnasts.

Last Friday (also Saturday) I experienced, alongside a large crowd in
Ghent’s historic theatre venue called Vooruit, something special.

I know Peaches, her sexual vision and being, her brand of music, and I saw her
playing a fireworks show at a Belgian festival some years ago. But it’s not like I
know all of her LPs and hits, except for this one of course…

Click to see the Fuck The Pain Away video directly on YT…

But you didn’t need Peaches to know at all to enjoy this spectacular event, this entertaining extravaganza, this theatrical celebration of artsy queerness. A festive exhibition for eyes and ears regardless of your sexual orientation. A bewildering exploit. Peaches (born Merrill Nisker) still rules after more than 20 years in show business.

Peaches still smells like pussy spirit.

Peaches: “I really don’t care if I’m gonna sell an album.
I’m like “How can we experiment?” Also bringing people on stage
and doing antics, that is very liberating.”

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