Wet Leg have announced full details of their debut album and shared two new songs ‘Too Late Now’ and ‘Oh No’, which you can listen to below.

The Isle Of Wight duo’s self-titled debut album will be released on April 8, 2022 via Domino.

It is available to pre-order on exclusive clear vinyl (with a 7” of two non-album tracks), standard vinyl, cassette, CD and digitally here. A variety of merch (T-shirt, print) is available as a pre-order bundle too. You can view the full tracklisting artwork below.

“It is about sleepwalking into adulthood,” says Rhian Teasdale of the track ‘Too Late Now’. I never imagined that my adult life would look the way it does and I guess this song reflects on some of the pressures and pulls of life.

“Sometimes I get really inside my head and everything can feel very overwhelming. I think this song is about accepting that life can feel a bit shit from time to time. Maybe don’t indulge that thought too much though. Just take some time for yourself. Take a breath. Have a bath. It might make you feel a bit better.”

The full tracklisting for Wet Leg’s debut album is:

1. ‘Being In Love’
2. ‘Chaise Longue’
3. ‘Angelica’
4. ‘I Don’t Wanna Go Out’
5. ‘Wet Dream’
6. ‘Convincing’
7. ‘Loving You’
8. ‘Ur Mum’
9. ‘Oh No’
10. ‘Piece Of Shit+’
11. ‘Supermarket’
12. ‘Too Late Now’

The band have also announced a new set of tour dates as part of Independent Venue Week, which will kick off in Manchester on January 28 before wrapping in Bristol on February 3, 2022.

Tickets go on pre-sale on Wednesday (December 1) and general sale on Friday (December 3) and can be purchased here.

Their tour dates for 2022 are now:

JANUARY
28 – Yes Pink Room, Manchester
30 – The Joiners, Southampton 

FEBRUARY
1 – Elsewhere, Margate 
2 – 100 Club, London
3 – The Louisiana, Bristol

APRIL
16 – Newcastle, St Doms
17 – Edinburgh, The Mash House
19 – Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
20 – Manchester, Gorilla
21 – Bristol, Trinity Centre
23 – Birmingham, O2 Institute
24 – Norwich, Arts Centre
26 – London, Scala
27 – Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms

It comes after the duo were recently unveiled as next year’s ambassadors of Independent Venue Week.

The 2022 event, which champions the annual celebration of independent music venues, will take place across the UK from January 31 to February 6.

Speaking about the news at the time, the group said: “We grew up in a place where we had no music venues at all and after living in Bristol and London, it’s been incredible to experience what it’s like to be a part of a scene; to feel that sense of community that you can pin point geographically to a place, to a venue, I think is quite important and quite special particularly for emerging bands and artists.

“It’s a bit of a delicate ecosystem – Music makers and lovers are supported by the venues and in turn the venues are supported by bands/artists and their fans passing through. The way I see it is this – No Independent venues = No music scene. No community. And to me, I feel that that’s something worth continuing to preserve and nurture.

“That’s why we’re super stoked and very, very proud to be ambassadors for this year’s Independent Venue Week.”