Wet Leg have announced their much anticipated sophomore album, moisturizer, and shared its first single, “catch these fists,” via a self-directed music video. The band will perform “catch these fists” ...
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Wet Leg made their triumphant return to Manchester on Wednesday evening as they performed their biggest-headlining show in the city in front of 8,000 people at Castlefield Bowl.
It’s only four years since Wet Leg were playing to crowds of a couple of hundred in Manchester; to think back on their journey since is to reflect upon one of the great British rock success stories of ...
British indie rock band Wet Leg have had a hugely successful past 12 months, and much of their success hinges on the "demystifying" discovery that guitarist/vocalist Rhian Teasdale made early in her ...
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Wet Leg‘s Rhian Teasdale has revealed that she got “kicked out” of her GCSE music course when she was in school. READ MORE: Wet Leg on contributing to War Child’s ‘Help(2)’ album: “It is literally the ...
This month, Gay City News turns its ears towards new music by queer Colombian-Canadian singer/songwriter Lido Pimienta and a deluxe edition of indie rockers Wet Leg’s latest album. It’s only possible ...
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Wet Leg’s self-titled debut album, in 2022, made them one of the UK’s biggest breakout acts, and for good reason. It was infectiously fun, old-fashioned indie rock, driven by irreverent, deadpan ...