Pop Provocateur Peaches releases 'Panna Cotta Delight' remix ft. Fever Ray & Finnjävel...
Today, the iconic musician, producer, director, and performance artist, Peaches releases the 'Panna Cotta Delight (Fever Ray & finnjävel Remix).' The remix blends Nordic distorted darkness with the punk attitude of Peaches' original that CBC praised for using "playful, unexpected rhymes to shatter taboos around aging and desire." The new version lands somewhere between angry, squealing synths and Jersey club kicks.
Fever Ray says, "Honoured and happy we were asked to do this, Peaches has been the soundtrack to many fun nights and happenings."
And finnjävel says, "The Teaches of Peaches was the soundtrack to my queer awakening as a teenager, so I'm beyond excited and honoured to share this remix we made for Peaches, a true queer icon. I'm especially happy to have made this together with my dear collaborator and musical sibling Fever Ray!"
On November 20, Peaches will release two limited edition 12" White Label Vinyl featuring several of the recent remixes of songs from No Lube So Rude, her first album in over a decade that was released in February 2026. The first pairs the blistering 'You're Alright (Pixel Grip Remix feat. Joe Talbot of IDLES),'which made A-list rotation on BBC 6 Music, with floor-burner 'Not In Your Mouth None Of Your Business (Boys Noize Remix)."' Today's 'Panna Cotta Delight (Fever Ray & finnjävel Remix)' will be paired with the euphoric and explicit 'Fuck Your Face (Only Fire Remix).' Pre-order HERE.
Last week, Peaches was honored at Pink Triangle Press' Pink Awards as one of their 2026 Champions, alongside Bowen Yang, Gigi Gorgeous, Emily Hampshire, and Harrison Browne. Elliot Page presented Peaches with her award, giving a heartfelt tribute and crediting seeing Peaches as a teenager as such a deeply pivotal and important moment in his life that he wonders who he would be without that experience. Peaches chose to shine a light on The Will Munro Fund at the 519, which provides emergency financial assistance to 2SLGBTQIA+ people living with cancer in Ontario, helping ease financial hardship and improve quality of life. Peaches closed out the awards show with an electrifying performance.
Later this week, Peaches kicks off her Latin America tour on November 12, wrapping at Corona Capital later this month. She will bring her "theatrical, boundary-pushing" (Phoenix New Times) performances to Australia and New Zealand, and back to Europe in 2027. Her live performances have earned major praise as "a masterclass in gleeful subversion" (The Guardian) and "beautifully surreal" (The Times).
A brash, unapologetic blend of electronic, dance, punk, industrial, and pop music, No Lube So Rude exists at the intersection of the personal and the political, where the body serves not only as a sexual and spiritual vessel, but also as the front line in a battle for basic human rights. Peaches' lyrics are bawdy and explicit here, laced with biting sarcasm and clever wordplay, but they're also surprisingly vulnerable, offering up a candid look in the mirror from a post-menopausal queer icon reckoning with a society that's come to expect silence, if not outright erasure. The album was short-listed for the Polaris Prize, which marked Peaches' first Polaris nomination since The Teaches of Peaches received the Slaight Family Polaris Heritage Prize.
The songs on No Lube So Rude have received a string of remixes since the album's release that both reinvigorate her celebrated new material and cement her as a stalwart of the current underground dance music landscape. In addition to the Fever Ray & finnjävel, Pixel Grip with Joe Talbot, Boys Noize, and Only Fire remixes, recent remixes include rave-infused 'Whatcha Gonna Do About It (I. JORDAN Remix),' pulsing 'No Lube So Rude (Cora Novoa Remix),' techno house 'Hanging Tities (River Moon Remix),'and operatic 'Take It (SIERRA VEINS Remix)."'Recently, Peaches and Saber Interactive released the first-ever official rework of "immortal banger...#1 Greatest Electroclash Song of All Time" (Pitchfork) 'Fuck The Pain Away' in collaboration for Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival.
Peaches first catapulted to international stardom with her 2000 debut, The Teaches of Peaches, which introduced the world to her sexually transgressive, fiercely assertive, and utterly captivating stage persona. Them Magazine praised Peaches saying "20 years after The Teaches of Peaches, the world is still catching up with the artist's brash, irreverent, and sexually self-assured life philosophy." In the years that followed, Peaches would go on to release five more trailblazing albums – prompting the The New York Times to dub her a "heroine" and Uncut to rave that she brings together "high art, low humour and deluxe filth [in] a hugely seductive combination" – and collaborate with everyone from Iggy Pop and Daft Punk to Christina Aguilera and R.E.M., to Kim Gordon and Yoko Ono. Her music has been honored with the prestigious Polaris Heritage Prize, featured in cultural watermarks like Lost In Translation, The Handmaid's Tale, South Park, and Broad City, and studied at universities around the world. In addition to her musical output, Peaches has directed over 20 videos, co-curated a photo book of her life, created a host of immersive installations and performative works, and penned the electro-rock opera Peaches Does Herself, which was adapted into a film shown at over 70 festivals. The subject of two acclaimed documentaries – Teaches of Peaches (2024, directed by Judy Landkammer and Philipp Fussenegger) and Peaches Goes Bananas (2024, directed by Marie Losier) – she has also played the title role in Monteverdi's L'Orfeo and Brecht's The Seven Deadly Sins and continues to perform her widely lauded one-woman show, Peaches Christ Superstar. Her aesthetic also provided the main influence for designer Anthony Vaccarello's AW21 Saint Laurent collection. In 2026, she released No Lube So Rude, her first full-length album in over a decade to widespread international acclaim including a Polaris Prize short list nomination, and made her television score debut for Dan Levy's Big Mistakes on Netflix. In September 2026, Peaches and Saber Interactive released the first-ever official rework of "immortal banger...#1 Greatest Electroclash Song of All Time" (Pitchfork) 'Fuck The Pain Away' in collaboration for Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival.
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