Peaches

Peaches, electroclash musician and performance artist known for provocative persona and boundary-pushing sound, talks about making her new album No Lube So Rude. She recalls her first time on stage at a cousin's bar mitzvah and her dad getting her up. Conversations cover 70s rock trivia, using hair and costumes to question gender, evolving stagecraft, and recording in Berlin.

This lively discussion features Peaches, a boundary-pushing musician and performance artist known for her provocative style, and Klaus Biesenbach, a curator and director at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin. They delve into the evolution of Berlin's art scene from the 90s to today, sharing insights on the shift from DIY creativity to institutional curation. Peaches reveals her experiences with ASMR as art and body politics, while both guests explore the importance of audience engagement and political messaging in their work. They wrap up with humorous takes on art and practical advice for aspiring artists.

Bowen and Matt talk about their experiences in Berlin, trying to get into Berghain, the lack of buffalo sauce, and the debate over Usher as Super Bowl headliner. They then welcome Peaches to discuss the origin of 'Fuck The Pain Away', crowdsurfing, taboo topics in pop music, and what makes a hole forgettable. They also touch on museum culture, straight men in groups, and restaurant acoustics.