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Review: Hailing from the Isle of Wight and steadily building in momentum via a run of stunning singles, Wet Leg are making their much anticipated breakthrough with their debut album on Domino. The duo hit a note between the brooding post punk and new wave romanticism and a spikier pop streak which should find them winning hearts and minds all over festival season. 'Chaise Longue', 'Wet Dream' and 'Too Late Now' have been doing the rounds since the girls signed to Domino in 2021, and it only takes one listen to know they're going to be huge. Razor sharp hooks, singalong choruses and a droll sense of humour are all conspiring to make Wet Leg your new favourite band.

Review: Wet Leg is the Grammy-winning Isle of Wight band founded by Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers and after that hugely successful debut album in 2022, they make a bold return with their second album, Moisturizer. Joined by Ellis Durand, Henry Holmes, and Joshua Mobaraki, the group has evolved into a powerful live act which is very much reflected in this record's tighter, more confident sound. "We were just kind of having fun and exploring," Chambers has said of the process while Teasdale explains, "We focussed on: Is this going to be fun to play live?" Written during an intense creative burst in a remote countryside house, Moisturizer explores themes of obsession and consuming love with raw and visceral guitars, pounding drums and plenty of the outfit's trademark wit and edge.

Review: Wet Leg is the Grammy-winning Isle of Wight band founded by Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, whose 'Chaise Longue' single swept the world before it, followed by a hugely successful debut album in 2022. Here they make a bold return with their second album, Moisturizer, reflecting a tighter, more confident sound honed and shaped by practically non-stop touring. "We were just kind of having fun and exploring," Chambers has said of the process while Teasdale explains, "We focussed on: Is this going to be fun to play live?" Written during an intense creative burst in a remote countryside house, Moisturizer explores themes of obsession and consuming love with raw and visceral guitars, pounding drums and plenty of the outfit's trademark edgy wit.