Peaches

Fri., May 15, 9 p.m., $20-$23, TLA, 334 South St., 215-922-1011, livenation.com.

by M.J. Fine

dance/pop

I Feel Cream's cover doesn't feature Peaches sporting a Lincolnesque beard or a sequined burqa and its song titles are all G-rated, but that doesn't mean the electroclash provocateuse has gone soft. After all, brains and boobs are her birthright. (Yeah, that's code for Jewish. You got a problem with that?) And so what if she's 40? That's how old Larry David was when Evan Rachel Wood, who plays his wife in Woody Allen's new film Whatever Works, was born — and you know he was never as yummy as Peaches is right now. She flaunts her cougar cred over dirty synths on songs like "Mommy Complex" and "Trick or Treat" and forms an unholy alliance with Christian rapper Shunda K on the nasty "Billionaire." Best of all is "Lose You," a slow, glittery dance number and Cream's sweetest surprise. While she can pass as a disco princess, Peaches proves she's still one subversive perv.