I Feel Cream

Electronic · 2009 · 12 tracks · 41m

I Feel Cream

May 4, 2009 · XL Recordings

This is the sound of a late-night club, stripped down to its essential, pulsating core.

'I Feel Cream' finds Peaches at her most focused, trading rock flourishes for raw, driving electro and disco beats. It's an album that oozes confidence, defiance, and a playful sensuality, perfect for anyone looking to soundtrack their most uninhibited moments. Critics noted its return to 'elemental club throbbers' and praised Peaches for evolving her 'shtick' into 'emotionally affecting work.' If you want to feel empowered, dance without apology, and embrace explicit self-expression, this album is a must-own.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 41m

01

Serpentine (I Don’t Give a…, Part 2)

3:20

02

Talk to Me

3:05

03

Lose You

3:32

04

More

4:32

05

Billionaire

3:24

06

I Feel Cream

4:31

07

Trick or Treat

3:15

08

Show Stopper

2:15

09

Mommy Complex

2:54

10

Mud

3:06

11

Relax

3:27

12

Take You On

3:44

Moments Worth Listening For

The immediate, driving synth hook and insistent drum machine beat that kicks off 'Talk to Me,' setting an undeniable club tone.

The unexpected vocal harmonies and slightly more melodic turn on 'Lose You,' showcasing a different, more vulnerable facet of Peaches' delivery.

The moment a track strips down to just a pulsating bassline and Peaches' whispered, provocative vocals, creating intense intimacy before building back up.

The raw, almost industrial breakdown in 'Mommy Complex,' where the beat becomes more fractured and aggressively textured.

Reviews

BBC Music

AllMusic

Where This Album Departs

How does I Feel Cream sound next to the rest of Peaches's catalogue?

Love Romantic+2.1σ

The writing leans far further into love romantic than the rest of the catalogue.

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