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专辑名称: Wet Leg
创作艺人: [Wet Leg]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟12首
出品公司: Domino Recording Co
发行时间: 2022/4/8
官方标价: £6.39 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Being In Love
Chaise Longue
Angelica
I Don't Wanna Go Out
Wet Dream
Convincing
Loving You
Ur Mum
Oh No
Piece Of Shit
Supermarket
Too Late Now
详细介绍:
Listening to the (deservedly) much-hyped debut album from Wet Leg, you might wonder if front women Hester Chambers and Rhian Teasdale come from another planet—one that doesn%27t know or understand the conventions of Western pop songs. That%27s how quirky and just plain weird their songwriting and performing can be. There is no aim to be pretty, and it%27s refreshing. The finest example of this is the band%27s killer first single, Chaise Longue, with Chambers disaffectedly—almost as if reading from a user%27s manual—reciting blush-inducing double entendres (including the Mean Girls quote Is your muffin buttered? Would you like us to assign someone to butter your muffin?) over drums that tick like a time bomb, until it all erupts in a tilt-a-whirl dizzy chorus. Chambers in particular tends to wear milk-maid dresses and hausfrau kerchiefs, which, coupled with her odd singing style—sometimes a murmur (Loving You), sometimes an exaggeration (the way she seesaws the word hi-e-e-e-e-de on the Britpop-esque Supermarket—makes the sexy, playful lyrics all the more intriguing. On the post-punk Wet Dream, powered by lecherous bass and detailing the come-on texts of an ex, It%27s enough to make a girl blush becomes the chant It%27s enough, veering effortlessly from flirtatious to weary. Angelica folds in new wave guitars that sound like honking taxis, a nursery rhyme tinkle and shoegaze wash to create an anthem of boredom. But I don%27t wanna follow you on the %27gram/ I don%27t wanna listen to your band/ I don%27t know why I haven%27t left yet/ Don%27t want none of this, Chambers sings, exhibiting the opposite of party FOMO. It%27s a similar anti-social theme on the Breeders-like I Don%27t Wanna Go Out: I have to find a way out/ Of the plans that I made in the past … Control, alt, delete. Teasdale, the straight woman behind Chaise Longue%27s call-and-response What? plays it creamy-dreamy louche on Convincing, while the chorus chimes in like a clowder of mewling kittens. Being in Love brings surf-rock ooohs and nervous energy, while Piece of Shit—so pretty with its Luna-like guitar—is heartbreaking. Want me to cry? … like I might die? Chambers sings to someone who made her feel she%27s fucking up at life.Like a piece of shit, you either sink or float. It all ends with spacey, grand Too Late Now, the bass looming like a gentle giant as Chambers rushes her spoken lyrics: I don%27t need no radio/ No MTV, no BBC/ I just need a bubble bath to set me on a higher path. Right on. © Shelly Ridenour/Qobuz
