Wet Leg

Product Information

Danton said "Their songwriting is tight, their lyrics are brazen, smart and amusing, and they are at ease shifting through various indie styles. Powers: We represent three different generations and it's interesting: We all hear a bit of our youth in this band, the kind of moment in youth where you're still wild and experimenting, but you're also realizing that maybe this isn't so good for your brain. Measure and generate reports on use of the Site so that we can measure and improve their performance including the number of page visits and traffic sources. You can opt-out of Google advertising personalisation by visiting Google’s Ads Settings: https://adssettings. And there is an explicitness in the mainstream — I never want to say it's more than ever because I think everything in pop is cyclical.

Their music may not sound like rap, but if we think about who dominates that genre right now it's Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, it's more alternative artists like cupcakKe, women who are doing something demanding and funny and grotesque with how they talk about sex and desire, simultaneously flirting with but also making fun of men. No personal information is collected from you via the Applications, using the Web API developed and maintained by Apple Inc. Cills: This is why the term industry plant keeps getting thrown around by younger audiences because the music industry has changed so rapidly that younger audiences are used to an artist going viral and then they get signed and then they record material. Please note that where you send us any information or correspondence by any means you do so at your own risk and acknowledge that communications can be intercepted. Domino will not sell your personal information to third parties or use it for purposes not set out in this Privacy Policy.

Pitchfork may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers. Think about that in contrast with the popular indie rock artists who give themselves away, almost as a strategy? The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. I hear a very specific strain of young, millennial messiness that has been really popular not just in music but in pop culture at large. Chambers is sort of like a hype man in a way, like she's the Flavor Flav to Teasdale's Chuck D, or maybe the Bob Nastanovich to Stephen Malkmus.

With a tendency to zig when you expect them to zag, Wet Leg have plenty of places to go when the next album rolls around. Her seditious tenor moves songs with slightly pathetic subject matter—wanting to leave a party, getting sucked into your phone—beyond the tediously hymned woes of messy white twentysomethings to lead the charge against succumbing to existential hell.You can find out more about how Your Chosen Music Service will use the information you provide via the Applications here: https://www.

Maybe I'm demanding too much emotional intimacy from them, because they're clearly a very playful band.And while Teasdale and Chambers would probably roll their eyes at anyone who takes their music too seriously, this week they respond with a full-fledged statement of their own in Wet Leg's self-titled debut, a collection of free-wheeling rock songs peppered with dry talk-singing and sex jokes, but also real moments of millennial existentialism. I remember once when I was a kid in San Francisco, being on the train with my friend after a night of debauchery and my friend turning to me and saying, "Did you know when you drink too much the next day, your brain shrinks? Ahead of the release, the group dropped two new songs, “Too Late Now” and “Oh No,” with the former accompanied by a video.