Rolling Stone - 4 stars out of 5 -- "The UK duo revel in a Pavement-style guitar slack that goes perfectly with the rollercoaster emotional tension in their songs..." Spin - "Wet Leg's cheeky odes to bad boyfriends, bad parties, and generally bad vibes are uniformly hooky and unpretentious." Entertainment Weekly - "[T]heir self-titled debut turned out to be the best, most cathartic kind of cardio: Just try staying off your feet for the fuzzed-up bliss of 'Chaise Longue' and 'Ur Mum.'" Billboard - "[W]ith tunes that marry killer hooks with frontwoman Rhian Teasdalde's oddball lyrics and delicious deadpan delivery....Their music feels thrillingly disconnected from the prevailing sounds of the day." Paste (magazine) - "'Supermarket' winds around on shambling guitars and loose-limbed backing vocals, like some slacker-rock anthem from people who aren't really slackers at all." Clash (Magazine) - "WET LEG is an exceptional debut album."