Moist Leg have shared a 30-second teaser of their first new music in three years – test it out under.
The snippet comes a day after the Isle Of Wight band posted on their social media channels on Monday (March 17) to announce, “We’re so again”, together with a photograph and a hyperlink to their web site.
Now, the group have gone additional by sharing a video clip of singer and guitarist Rhian Teasdale strolling down the road singing a brand new track whereas filming herself. No additional data has been offered, apart from a glass of milk emoji alongside the Instagram submit.
“Are you able to catch a medication ball / Are you able to catch your self once you fall / Try to be cautious, do you catch my drift / Cuz what I actually need to know is are you able to catch these fists,” Chambers sings. Discordant guitar notes clatter and chime behind her, earlier than she exclaims: “MAN DOWN”.
Watch the clip right here:
The hyperlink Moist Leg shared on Monday took customers to their official web site, the place you might be then directed to a touchdown web page that options the band’s identify in a magenta font with a hill and home within the background.
A pop-up display screen additionally seems and reads: “Salutations, lonely coronary heart. You’ve got wandered far, however you might be house now. Enter Moisturizer Valley – the place the pores and skin by no means cracks, and the physique by no means withers. Enroll now and discover ways to dwell eternally.” It encourages followers to join e-mail notifications from the band.
The band’s final launch was their 2022 self-titled debut LP. It earned them two Grammy Awards, for Finest Different Music Album and Finest Different Music Efficiency, whereas in 2023, additionally they received the BRIT Award for Finest British Group.
The file obtained a glowing five-star overview from NME‘s Rhian Daly, who wrote: “Moist Leg started life whereas Teasdale and Chambers have been driving a Ferris wheel at a pageant, the place the pair determined to offer music one other likelihood; fittingly, their debut album looks like a giddy race round a funfair, these pesky lows batted away with wit and wisecracks like a sport of verbal whack-a-mole.”
‘Angelica’ was additionally topped the thirteenth greatest track of 2022 by NME, and so they clinched the second spot in NME‘s listing of the 50 greatest albums of 2022, with Andrew Trendell writing: “Witty but heat and stupidly enjoyable, this self-titled debut noticed the pair comply with within the footsteps of their Domino labelmates Arctic Monkeys and Franz Ferdinand with an idiosyncratic type, character and sophistication, delivering an album that not solely lived as much as the hype, however slapped a much-needed smile again on the face of British guitar music.”
Elsewhere, Moist Leg are set to carry out at a handful of festivals together with Glastonbury, Inexperienced Man, Shaky Knees Festival, Roskilde Competition, Wilderness Competition, BBC Radio 1 Huge Weekend in Liverpool, TRNSMT 2025, Boardmasters, All Collectively Now Competition, Øya Competition.
