Nothing else to say than HOT HOT HOT!

PeachesTV brings you exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of a photo shoot Peaches did  for Clash Magazine,  filmed on 14 Dec 2009 in London, England.

Clash Magazine hits the newstands today 04 Feb 2010.

Pt. I- get the who what where when and why on the designers & costumes used for the shoot here.

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Pt. II- doesn’t Pea look HOT!!!!!

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Pt. III- stylist Johnny Blue Eye explains a little bit of his background and the inspiration for the shoot.

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Credits:
Concept and Styling by JohnnyBlueEyes.

Assistants: Lauren Armes, Sonia Shahid, Vicki Carr and Camilla Felici

Fashion Direction Rose Forde

Photographer: Nicolas Bourbaki

Assistant Ben Ottewell

Hair: Charlie Le Mindu using Fudge

Make-up: Georgie Hamed using MAC, Chanel and Lancome.

Unknown Pleasures, the 1979 album from Joy Division, is already a pretty dark and unhinged piece of work; more than 30 years after its release, "She's Lost Control" still reliably raises goosebumps. But in a couple of months, the album could possibly get even darker and more unhinged. That's because art-pop titans Deerhoof and Xiu Xiu are teaming up to cover the LP live in its entirety.

The big event will take place April 29 in Krems, Austria as part of Donaufestival, which runs April 28-May 8. Other performers include Panda Bear, Dan Deacon, Rufus Wainwright, Fuck Buttons, Wolf Parade, Peaches, and Alec Empire and the Ex.

In other Xiu Xiu news, Jamie Stewart has teamed up with Shearwater's Jonathan Meiburg to form a band called Blue Water, White Death. Their debut album, Gail, was produced by the Paper Chase's John Congleton and will be released on Graveface.

Also, Xiu Xiu recently released a seriously disgusting video for "Dear God, I Hate Myself", the title track from their forthcoming album (out February 23 on Kill Rock Stars). The entire thing consists of Xiu Xiu member Angela Seo making herself barf. For three minutes straight. With almost no cuts. It's hard to watch, but if you're feeling strong, it's below:

This is a sweat-stained South African cousin to the UK's own white, working-class rap variant. It's District 9 donk

Language reveals a lot about the culture it springs from, as anyone grappling with more than 40 Finnish variations on the word "snow" can attest. Zef is a lurid form of South African rave-rap that has grown from the ramshackle Afrikaans suburbs of Cape Town. An online glossary of zef slang contains 10 words for "masturbate" and 12 for "vagina". At the forefront of this scene is Die Antwoord, whose moniker is Afrikaans for "the answer". But if they're the answer, what's the question? Judging by the x-rated trio's super-stylised videos, it's probably "what do you get if you cross Gummo with Scooter?"

The band is led by Ninja, the latest incarnation of Watkin "Waddy" Tudor Jones, a wiry, tattooed MC and veteran of the South African rap scene. In an interview with Vice magazine he translated zef as "fucking cool" and described his band as, "like, 2Unlimited, C+C Music Factory kind of thing ... but a bit more gangster, with a street edge". An unhinged hotchpotch of Euro dance, snap beats and rapid-fire rapping, zef is a sweat-stained South African cousin to the UK's own white, working-class rap variant. It's District 9 donk.

Ninja's partner in rhyme is the astounding Yo-landi Visser, whose eerie singing voice and potty-mouthed rapping pitches her somewhere between Liz Fraser and Peaches. The synth-heavy ringtone rave...

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Filmed at rehearals in Paris on 11th Dec 2009.

Peaches and the band rehearse with their new lasers, while Max Weidling–the man behind the magic –explains how it all works.

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Peaches gives you a personal tour of her hometown of 10 years- Berlin, filmed one month before the start of her “I Feel Cream” tour.

*This footage appears courtesy of VBS

Part I

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Part II

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Check out Peaches doing an extra special live rendition of “Relax” , with sword-swallowing extraordinaire, the beautiful “Jewels”!

Filmed live at Astra, Berlin- May 9th 2009.

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From post-punk to synth-pop, the noughties saw a never-ending 1980s revival that left no trend unturned. But has it finally run its course?

In December, I went to see Neon Indian play in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. They were great, the spangled kitschadelic wooze of their Psychic Chasms LP so much more imposing live than on record. But I was actually struck even more by support band Tiger City. Not because they were amazing or anything, but because, while clearly an indie band, they sounded for all the world like Go West: they had that tight, slick mid-80s pop-funk sound down pat, the singer flexed a supple falsetto in the Daryl Hall blue-eyed soul mould, and the net effect was like time travel to 1986. Yet in an article on the web I found the day after the gig, Tiger City are described as "entrenched members of Brooklyn's underground rock scene". Not only did all this underline the meaninglessness of the word "indie" nowadays, it reminded me of the endless, endless 1980s revival that has run the entire course of the noughties. Perhaps, now we've reached the point where hipster bands strive to sound like Then Jerico and Robert Palmer, it's finally run its course?

Every decade seems to have its retro twin. The syndrome started in the 1970s, with the 1950s rock'n'roll revival, and it continued through the 1980s (obsessed with the 1960s) and the 1990s (ditto the 1970s). True to form,...

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Peaches Official Blog is proud to announce the debut of the latest music video from “I Feel Cream”-

“Mommy Complex”

Directed by: Antoung Nguyen

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MySpace Australia was the first to debut this hot video last week on Thurs- Jan 14th, coinciding with the beginning of Peaches NewZealand/Australian tour.

It took Peaches and crew an agonizing 4 days to get to Auckland. Plus the airline lost her costumes, resulting in Peaches having to do her first two shows naked!

Just kidding… but not about the naked part.

Luckily our favorite XXX singer hooked up with a local stylist who helped her shop for impromtu costumes.

Don’t miss Peached Down Under!

PEACHES NZ/AUSTRALIA SUMMER TOUR 2010
Jan 14 â€' Auckland, NZ â€' The Transmission Room
Jan 15 â€' Auckland/BDO
Jan 17 â€' Gold Coast/BDO – Parklands
Jan 18 â€' Brisbane – HiFI
Jan 22 â€' Sydney/BDO – Showground
Jan 23 â€' Sydney/BDO – Showground
Jan 24 â€' Sydney/HOME â€' The Venue
Jan 26 â€' Melbourne/BDO â€' Flemington Racecourse
Jan 27 â€' Melbourne/ Hifi
Jan 29 â€' Adelaide/BDO – Showground
Jan 31 â€' Perth/BDO â€' Claremont Showground
Feb 01 â€' Perth/Astor Theatre

Hey, shhhhhhhhh. Don’t tell anyone. Click on the link below to download an exclusive remix of Mommy Complex.

Peaches – Mommy Complex (Barletta + Ernold Sane Remix) FINAL CUT
http://www.mediafire.com/?j5bgennntmv

Hey folks, hope you enjoyed the exclusive web premiere of “Relax”.  Here’s another video you will not find anywhere on the web, special behind the scenes footage of the making of the Relax video, filmed in Berlin, Germany.

Peaches just left home yesterday, and is headed down-under for some fun and sun at the Big Day out in New Zealand and Australia.  If you live down-under, get ready!!!

Here’s the footage we’ve been promising you…

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The world's most predictably
unpredictable band, THE FLAMING LIPS,
has enlisted PEACHES to perform vocal duties on "Speak To Me" and "Great Gig In The Sky" to record their own unique take of Pink F...