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The Man-Repelling Anthems of Wet Leg

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By Cat Zhang Verified
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GUCCI Coat, Top, and Shorts, at gucci.com. Photo: Marcus Maddox Patronizing indie guys are like gnats: minor irritants that can be satisfying to thwack. As the female front woman of one of indie rock’s biggest bands, Wet Leg, Rhian Teasdale has encountered her fair share. “Dudes in bands … I just can’t,” she tells me matter-of-factly. “If I’m dressing for the male gaze, it’s usually to antagonize it.” Teasdale co-founded Wet Leg with a hometown friend, Hester Chambers.
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The Man-Repelling Anthems of Wet Leg

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By Cat Zhang Verified
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GUCCI Coat, Top, and Shorts, at gucci.com. Photo: Marcus Maddox Patronizing indie guys are like gnats: minor irritants that can be satisfying to thwack. As the female front woman of one of indie rock’s biggest bands, Wet Leg, Rhian Teasdale has encountered her fair share. “Dudes in bands … I just can’t,” she tells me matter-of-factly. “If I’m dressing for the male gaze, it’s usually to antagonize it.” Teasdale co-founded Wet Leg with a hometown friend, Hester Chambers.
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The Man-Repelling Anthems of Wet Leg

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By Cat Zhang Verified
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Madonna 3 hours ago Madonna's 'Bring Your Love' is "about saying 'fuck you' to doubters", reveals Stuart Price NME - Tom Skinner • 3h Madonna‘s recent single ‘Bring Your Love’ is about the star “saying ‘fuck you’ to [her] doubters”, according to producer Stuart Price.
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