[Machine Translation] Wet Leg, a five-piece band from the Isle of Wight, England, formed by Rian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, has released its second album! Wet Leg's second album is a fun, freaky, supremely fabulous work that showcases the band's live muscle that they have developed over several years of non-stop touring. Punchier and more flamboyant than its predecessor, and at times even more unusual, this is a collection of insane love songs and perfectly timed rebelliousness, completed by some of the UK's most beloved oddballs of the moment. Touring with Ellis Durand (b), Henry Holmes (ds), and Joshua Mobaraki (g,syn), Rian Teasdale and Hester Chambers have evolved into a tight and exciting live band, cementing the success of their debut album. Their debut album, "Wet Leg," debuted at #1 in the UK and overseas charts, won three Grammy Awards and two Brit Awards, and has been streamed over 500 million times, among other remarkable achievements. Rapid success can be a dividing line for new bands. Go the pop route" or "trust your instincts. In March of 2024, the band retreated to Southwold, Suffolk, to write songs, living together and spending their days writing songs and their nights watching horror movies. As a result, new relationships were fostered, and all five members are credited for the songwriting of all the songs on this album. The lead single, "catch these fists," a provocative and raucous song released with the release of the album, opens with a high-energy intro that is overwhelmingly exhilarating and dance-punk in nature. The bass line bounces off a wall of snarling synths, and the thunderous beat mingles with Leanne's ruthless, expressionless vocals. The preceding single is such a punkish song, but the album as a whole is about falling deeply in love, as the band sings in "pond song. The love songs on this album are diverse and include all forms of love: stressful, sentimental, lustful, intoxicated, obsessive, and mysterious. Rianne used to be allergic to writing love songs, but this album is filled with the unbridled elation she feels when she falls in love, and she eventually came to feel that writing love songs is an empowering experience. This new ground is also evident in the album's artwork. There, Leanne and Hester appear with their long, creepy fingernails bared. Leanne is wearing kitschy long socks and a wicked smile for the camera, without eyebrows. This album is a bolder, stronger, and more uninhibited one, the result of the band's further swinging away from the norm. Includes bilingual lyrics and commentary. This product will be available for sale on Friday and will be released simultaneously around the world, so you will receive the product after the release date.