Samantha Maloney lent her live drumming for “Give 'Er”, “Do Ya”, “You Love It”.
Josh Homme and Feist both appear on the song “Give 'Er”.
Her latest album, “Impeach My Bush”, was recorded at Jeff Porcaro’s old self-built studio in Laurel Canyon, LA.
Peaches has appeared in a PETA ad with the tagline 'Canada’s Club Scene Sucks', which is about the clubbing to death of baby seals for fur.
Albums: ·[tab]Fancypants Hoodlum ·[tab]The Teaches of Peaches ·[tab]Fatherf***** ·[tab]Impeach My Bush
Peaches and the Herms were the opening act for the Nine Inch Nails during the second half of their U.S. tour in the summer of 2006.
When working on her 2006 album, "Impeach My Bush", Peaches enlisted the help of musicians Radio Sloan, JD Samson, and drummer Samantha Maloney, affectionately calling them the Herms.
She strongly rejects the sanitized portrayal of women in popular music.
During her live shows and in her lyrics she self-consciously blurs the distinction between male and female.
An electro nightclub in Brighton has the same name as her most notorious song, "F*** the Pain Away".
Her songs have appeared on Showtime’s television series, The L Word.
Her songs can be found on the Lost In Translation soundtrack.
In 2005 she moved to Los Angeles, after living and working in Berlin for several years.
Before starting her musical career, she worked as an elementary school teacher and a librarian.
Her song, "Lovertits", was covered by Feist on her 'Open Season' album.
She remixed “TKO” for Le Tigre.
Peaches played guitar and sang on "We Don't Play Guitars", by Chicks On Speed.
She sang a duet with Gonzales on the song "Red Leather".
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