It's artistic in that it's a performance, but the energy and the music are really, to use a silly word, accessible. I don't think accessible is a silly word. It's really important for me to be accessible. I don't want to be on the fringe. If it doesn't rock, then I don't give a shit about anything that I'm doing.
People project a lot of what they want Peaches to be.
I'm happy to be accepted by a lot of different groups. I want to be on the side of the girl's riot and I want to let my macho side show. Some people think what I do is art or political or grrrl power, and if it is to them, that's cool, but my first priority is rock 'n' roll. It came from me wanting to make rock 'n' roll direct and straight up. I think that sexual energy really works.