Meet analog dance-duo Disco Dicks. Blending danceable ingredients with guitars and funky elements, the musical pair have a knack for creating irresistible cosmic soundscapes. If Daft Punk were to have a love child with Royal Blood, it’d be Disco Dicks.

This Friday (28 January) Disco Dicks release 'Superlicious Girl' – the third consecutive single from their upcoming debut album scheduled for spring 2022.

'Superlicious Girl' leverages the cosmic road trip feel set forth by Disco Dicks in the previous two songs - 'Undercover Lover' and 'The Ballad of Bonnie', and their corresponding music videos about the outer space voyage of the band.

'Superlicious Girl' draws the line in this sudden interdimensional journey in a playful and somewhat jazzy way.

New song comes forward together with a narrative music video where the band winds up at a wild party in a clandestine underground club in the middle of nowhere.

From the graffiti that recently appeared somewhere in the center of Moscow, we can get a hint that it’s actually the snowy Russian capital where the Disco Dicks spaceship has landed and where the action takes place.

Blending in with the locals, Disco Dicks try to find common ground with the mysterious girl while she's slipping away from them every time like nothing but a dream.

Disco Dicks are on a mission to uncover what rock 'n' roll, dance and disco have in common, back to the future style. A little too much glitter, maybe a little too much space pomade in their hair - but enough energy to give the workers of a nuclear power plant a week off.

Disco Dicks are a duo of future-retro-lovers who put their (space)cart before the horse. They are two astronauts with rusty spacesuits and dust in the engine of their rocket that can only do one setting - full speed ahead.