“The Isle of Wight band’s sophomore outing is slutty, sensitive, sadistic, and superb.”
““Would you still love me if I was a worm?” asks a popular meme. For Wet Leg on their second album ‘Moisturizer’, this question isn’t about whether you’re worthy of love – rather, they’re more worried about becoming that perfect invertebrate for their partner. “So many creatures in the fucking world,” Rhian Teasdale ponders. “How could I be your one? / Be your marshmallow worm?” It’s this combinat”
“But when brought together as a quirky moniker they connote witty lyrics, infectious choruses and an unmatched stage presence. The duo – Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers – unlike most indie bands that claim overnight fame – genuinely came out of nowhere. Where “Chaise Longue” catapulted them into unprecedented success, “Wet Dream” concreted their place, even gaining the attention of pop king Harr”
“U.K. indie-rockers party hard and travel fast on their great second album”
“Doritos, Davina McCall and dumb fun from British indie’s big breakout band”
“The UK duo’s second album is a near-reinvention, an unbridled and clear-eyed testament to their songwriting chops that hones their vision and separates them from the pack.”
“i love me a little wet leg. they just have such a unique way of making the best earwormy rock songs you’ve ever heard!! u can tell they’re really honing in on their sound and it’s so refreshing favs: mangetout, davina mccall, u and me at home least favs: 11:21”
“Es un álbum muy interesante de escuchar, en algunas canciones se siente esa guitarra eléctrica y la voz de ella es preciosa”
“Wet Leg seem to be underrated for some reason, great album”
