Twice Dark has let out his third single, “Time Traveller,” from the highly anticipated album Telekinetic, set to drop in 2025. You have to know, this track is a wild ride that showcases everything we’ve come to love about this solo act’s sound – it’s like goth rock, industrial, and darkwave had a baby, and it’s freaking awesome.
The mastermind behind Twice Dark is Josh Kreuzman, who’s been cooking up these spooky tunes since 2020. For “Time Traveller,” he teamed up with Postal Recording and James Clark from Homunculus Algorithm, and together they’ve created something seriously cool yet eerie. Kreuzman’s deep vocals are hauntingly good, and they fit perfectly with the hard instrumentals that Twice Dark is known for.
The song kicks off with this eerie synth that sets the mood right away. When the chorus hits, it’s big and bold, touching on feelings of being alone and wanting to connect – stuff we can all relate to, right? If you’ve heard the lead single “Telekinetic” from the upcoming album, you’ll get what we mean: “Born into this life alone, trying to fit in here on my own.” That’s some deep stuff, but don’t worry, the beats will have you bobbing your head in no time.
“Time Traveller” is a real trip, and not just because of the name. The track gets a serious boost from his collaborators, who add a wicked vibe that’s both addictive and makes you think. The creepy synths and ghostly choruses build up some real tension, pulling you into a world that’s relatable but also totally out there. Music critics are digging Twice Dark’s genre-blending skills, and “Time Traveller” is no different. It’s a shining example of how he’s lighting up the Midwest’s goth and industrial music scene. The result is a beacon of dark, twisted inspiration in a sea of same-old, same-old tunes.
As we get closer to dropping Telekinetic, “Time Traveller” really shows how far Twice Dark has gotten as a rockstar. This track’s got a dark elegance to it, but it’s also got enough energy to light up a whole club of goths (now that’s a sight!). Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the genre or just dipping your toes into the darkwave pool, “Time Traveller” is gonna hit the spot. This is the sound of darkwave and electronic music moving forward, and it’s fan-freaking-tastic.