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Have you seen the latest episode of South Park?
If not, you can watch it here.
27 years since its premiere, and the show and its creators continue to push boundaries and make the censors eyes and ears bleed.
I don’t want to give anything away. Instead, enjoy this clip of Les Claypool along with Matt Stone and Trey Parker performing the South Park theme song.
According to NPR, they’ve been chasing a Wet Leg Tiny Desk Concert ever since the Isle of Wight band floored them with the 2021 single “Chaise Longue,” a song that, like much of the group’s work, is as understated and droll as it is frenetic and infectious.
So, when they finally got Wet Leg into the office to record this performance, they weren’t surprised by the amount of playful swagger the band brought, or by how carefully calibrated the set was. But fans might be surprised by how much Wet Leg leans into that more understated side. You won’t hear “Chaise Longue” or “Catch These Fists,” the ripping first single from their new album moisturizer. Instead, singer Rhian Teasdale and the rest of the band chose to spotlight the album’s core themes: the joy of being in love in a state of bliss.
Read our review of moisturizer here.