Moonraker Six is an emerging, Dutch sibling duo and electronic music project. After initially releasing a batch of indie electro pop and electronica-leaning tracks, they’ve gradually expanded upon their sound and approach, exploring increasingly different sounds and vibes.
Earlier this year, I wrote about “Sleepless,” a brooding bit of electro pop that seemingly channeled Power, Corruption & Lies-era New Order, Violator-era Depeche Mode and Come With Us-era Chemical Brothers with the song seeing the duo pair glistening synths, club rocking beats and live drumming with enormous, crowd pleasing hooks and vocals from Angry High Five, who add a swaggering bit of rock bombast to the song.
The Dutch sibling duo’s latest single “Instant Bliss” is a breezy bit of melancholy, hook-driven dream pop featuring glistening synths, a shout-along worthy chorus and a fuzzy guitar solo. While revealing a band that’s restlessly experimenting with their sound and approach, “Instant Bliss” will further cement the duo’s penchant for crafting remarkably catchy hooks.
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