Opening with a pulsating rhythm that feels like the heartbeat of the underworld, “Necromantic” quickly sets the stage for a tale steeped in grief and yearning. The synths weave an intricate web of eerie melodies, while the driving beat creates a hypnotic energy that’s both melancholic and electrifying. The vocals alternate between ethereal whispers and powerful laments, adding emotional depth to the spectral soundscape.

Thematically, the song explores an otherworldly encounter in a graveyard, where love, loss, and the pull of the unknown collide. Its narrative of unfinished business and longing is heightened by rich production that balances stark minimalism with dense, immersive layers. Each note and lyric contributes to an atmosphere that is as emotionally charged as it is irresistibly danceable.

“Necromantic” showcases Twice Dark’s talent for merging the raw emotion of goth with the intricate textures of electronic music. It’s a track that lures you in with its dark beauty and keeps you there with its irresistible groove. Whether you’re a fan of gothic ballads or industrial club anthems, this release will leave you fascinated.

With this electrifying single, Twice Dark offers a tantalizing preview of their upcoming album, Telekinetic. If “Necromantic” is any indication, listeners are, for sure, in for an unforgettable journey through the shadows!

An American artist based in the city of Bloomington, Twice Dark’s infectious monotone and edgy synth sounds are reminiscent of Depeche Mode on his second single released in support of his upcoming album Telekinetic. A collection of rhythmic and throbbing synths coalescing in a dark tapestry of sound about feeling unseen and about the feeling that regardless of the impact someone might leave somewhere, it is bound to be temporary, ‘Invisible Man’ is unquestionably dark.

The ominous topic meets that music only halfway, as while the song’s verses are foreboding, featuring Twice Dark’s charismatic monotone, the hooks are marvels of light and color that are pronounced and crisp, yet uniformly in tune and coherent with the rest of the song’s stylistic darkness. The result is a song that’s carefully balanced and thoroughly enjoyable. The production of ‘Invisible Man’ is well put together. The rich blend of pulsating synth layers, is beautifully laid on top of one another, with Twice Dark’s commandeering sound piercing right through them all in a display of control and efficiency.

A fantastic piece of synthpop and dance, ‘Invisible Man’ channels energies that are both dark and hopeful with a carefully constructed chorus/verse duality that makes for a truly amazing listen. Twice Dark’s upcoming Telekinetic is much anticipated.

The track carries a major throwback vibe to the 80s synths wave that transformed the dance scene during that era. “Telekinetic is about taking control of one’s fears and manifesting one’s dreams through force of will,” shared the artist. “Twice Dark is inspired by classic Goth Rock, Post-Punk, Darkwave, Synthpop, and Industrial Music of the 1980s and beyond.” 

“Telekinetic” is the lead single from Twice Dark’s upcoming album of the same name. The album vows to take listeners on a sonic journey through time and space with a haunting sound that follows you all the way to your deepest darkest dreams. 

Weaving together goth-rock, disco, deathrock, electronic body music, and dark wave, “Telekinetic” opens up with the dark synths and Twice Dark’s signature speech-like vocals that fans have been accustomed to, before he yells out “TELEKINETIC” in a way that seems to get stuck in our heads. The drum kick carries an 80s sound to the core, and the song as a whole follows the deep undertone of letting go of the past and embracing the darkness of the night. 

The outro is manipulated in a way that has you coming back for more, pressing replay, and enjoying the sonic adventure again and again. “Other influences include Art Nouveau, Magic Realism, Splatter Punk Literature, and 80s Horror Movies and Novels. The Album Telekinetic will be released in early 2025,” concluded the artist. 

A singer and songwriter hailing from Bloomington, Indiana, Twice Dark is the musical moniker of Josh Kreuzman who is on the third single from his upcoming full-length release Telekinetic. ‘Time Traveler’ features the backing vocals of James Clark from Homunculus Algorithm in another neatly packed, tight, and glamorous piece of synth-driven pop that’s infectiously dark and addictive.

The melodic melancholy on ‘Time Traveler’ is beautifully exacerbated by the throbbing synth bass and driving electronic groove. Twice Dark’s vocals are chic and subdued, lower in register and sultry, further proving the song’s dark glam vibes, and the confident, melodic delivery make for a gripping listening experience. ‘Time Traveler’ is a dark dance anthem that’s richly produced at Indianapolis’s Postal Recording. The mix efficiently handles the song’s synth leads and electronic rhythm section rather beautifully, creating a restrained sonic atmosphere that plays very nicely off Kreuzman’s gentle deliveries and the song’s melodic melancholy.

‘Time Traveler’ is addictive. A piece that’s uniformly dark in its color palette, Telekinetic’s third single continues to showcase an album that’s shaping up to become one of early 2025’s standout glam and synthwave releases. Twice Dark has got our wholehearted attention by this point.