This always happens. I've had Peaches new album for a while or so and my favorite song is going to be her first single. Oh well, I'll take it as me having good taste.
Sounding a bit like Appolonia 6, Downtown is a sexy, sultry track. One of the more mellow sounding songs on her third release, Impeach My Bush. Although it's not as in-your-face as the rest, don't think she mellowed out lyrically. Very overtly sexual lyrics and a rock back and forth dancey beat make this track addicting.
And just because this bitch can rock the Hip Hop like nobodys business, I've uploaded this brash and dirty song. PCD ain't got nothin' on this girl. This is one for the clubs. or your bedroom.
Hurts so good i got a soregasm.
Makes me so so very delighted that this album is back to the Peaches basics: Chunky electro beats, the occasional guitar heavy song, and, of course, lyrics that will make you want to scream out loud (as long as your parents aren't around.)
Impeach My Bush will be released July 11th on XL Recordings in the US.
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