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CHAISE LONGUE or: How Wet Leg Buttered The Indie World's Muffin I New British Canon

Few modern rock bands have had the near immediate success of Wet Leg. Earning ungainly comparisons to Pavement, Liz Phair and The B-52s thanks to their deadpan talk-singing, Wet Leg’s musical formula was simple: loud guitars, fun times and not taking yourself too seriously. A welcome change of pace from the dour post-Brexit post-punk surrounding them. Released in the Summer of 2021, their buzzy debut single blended innuendo, Mean Girls references and French furniture to thrilling effect, perhaps even signalling a new dawn for UK rock. This is New British Canon and this is the story of “Chaise Longue.” #WetLeg #britawards #musicdocumentary Fact-checking by Serenity Autumn. 00:00 Introduction 00:52 The Origin Story of Wet Leg 04:31 Writing "Chaise Longue" 09:10 Recording Their Debut Album 14:10 The Near Immediate Ascent of Wet Leg Bibliography "Wet Leg" Elton John, Rocket Hour, Jan 2022 "Ep 5: Wet Leg meets Hayley Williams" The Face Magazine, Dec 2022 "Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale tell us about what's inspiring the band currently" Bill Pearls, Brooklyn Vegan, Oct 2021 "100% Wet Leg: the Isle of Wight duo who’d like to butter your muffin" Craig McLean, The Face, Oct 2021 "On the Rise Wet Leg" Kate Crudgington, The Line of Best Fit, Nov 2021 "Band To Watch: Wet Leg" Katherine Bassett, Stereogum, Nov 2021 "Wet Leg band name: What's the origin and meaning?" Sally Perry, News OnTheWight, Dec 2021 "Wet Leg Interview" unknown, Mojo Magazine, 2022 "‘We’re just little country bumpkins!’: 2022’s hottest band Wet Leg on songs, silliness and their surprise success" Zoe Williams, The Guardian, Jan 2022 "Meet The Best Friends Behind Wet Leg, The World’s Buzziest New Band" Corey Seymour, British Vogue, Feb 2022 "Wet Leg: "The stars aligned and people connected with us, probably because of this endless year"" Kate Brayden, Hot Press, Feb 2022 "On my radar: Dave Grohl’s cultural highlights" Killian Fox, The Guardian, Feb 2022 "Wet Leg: “I think there’s more authenticity to the music if you’re having fun”" Rhian Daly, NME, Mar 2022 "Wet Leg Are the Buzziest New Band of the Year. They’re Just as Surprised as You Are" Angie Martoccio, Rolling Stone, Mar 2022 "Wet Leg, the Indie-Rock Duo, Blew Up Fast. They Know It’s Weird." Rob Tennenbaum, New York Times, Mar 2022 "“We didn’t make decisions – we were flying by the seat of our pants!” – the inimitable WET LEG talk influences, not being taken seriously" Carl Marsh, Buzz Mag, Mar 2022 "Momma: Wet Leg-approved ‘90s rock revivalists blazing a grungy trail" Will Richards, NME, Mar 2022 "Meme Girls: Three squares talk about Wet Leg, the band everybody's talking about" Ann Powers, Jacob Ganz & Hazel Cills, NPR, Apr 2022 "Wet Leg on Their Self-Titled Debut Album" Andy Von Pip, Under The Radar, Apr 2022 "Meet Wet Leg, the Cheeky Indie Band Behind “Chaise Longue”" Katherine Cusumano, Apr 2022 "Wet Leg: ‘Chaise Longue was supposed to be just for us – it was in a folder called High Jams’" Alexandra Pollard, Independent, Apr 2022 "Wet Leg: Wet Leg review – going beyond the chaise longue on nuanced debut" Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, Apr 2022 "Wet Leg: 6 pop culture references hidden in the duo’s new album" Olivia Emily, Independent, Apr 2022 "Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale on their sudden rise to fame" Music 101, RNZ New Zealand, Jul 2022 "On my radar: Rhian Teasdale from Wet Leg’s cultural highlights" Kathryn Bromwich, The Guardian, Sep 2022 "Interview: A speed date with Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale." Shahlin Graves, Coup De Main, Oct 2022 "Wet Leg: That Whole ‘Industry Plant’ Thing is ‘Misogyny’" Brian Hiatt, Rolling Stone, Oct 2022 "The Women of Wet Leg" John Seabrook, New Yorker, Jan 2023 Soundtrack Luar - Citrine (  / luarbeats  ) Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present Luar - Anchor (  / luarbeats  ) You can also follow me here: Twitter:   / trashtheory   Facebook:   / trashtheoryyt   Or support me on Patreon:   / trashtheory