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October 24, 2002

Moldy Peaches Split, for a Bit

Adam Green and Kimya Dawson concentrating on solo efforts

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The Moldy Peaches

This New York City duo plays low-fi, potty-mouthed indie rock that most closely resembles self-styled misfits on the order of Jonathan Richman and acoustic Beck. You will likely find it either hilarious or stupid. The Peaches' debut album is a joyously messy and self-deprecating collection of ninete...

2001 RS: 3of 5 Stars

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The Moldy Peaches were two cracked, charming suburban outcasts who wrote wickedly catchy folk-punk songs that bridged the gap between dadaism and pornography. Their debut caused a minor stir in indie circles, and occasioned the rather amazing sight of a room full of young devotees gleefully yelling out "Who's got the crack?!" The Peaches came together when Kimya Dawson dropped out of college and r...

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