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Posted on 14 March 202514 March 2025 By Chorus Chronicles No Comments on Twice Dark’s ‘Telekinetic’: A Genre-Defying Journey Through Darkwave, Goth Rock, and Synthpop

Twice Dark’s album, Telekinetic, released on March 7, 2025, promises to captivate listeners with its genre-defying sound, blending darkwave, goth rock, synthpop, and more. At the helm of this musical journey is Josh Kreuzman, whose ability to craft emotionally resonant and intricately layered tracks is again on full display. Telekinetic seamlessly fuses haunting melodies, dynamic rhythms, and nostalgic undertones, creating a listening experience that will appeal to dedicated fans of the genre and those searching for something bold and new.

Opening the album is “Night Shifts,” a track that effortlessly sets the stage for the sonic landscape that follows. This song skillfully weaves darkwave and goth rock, with Kreuzman’s baritone voice cutting through lush synths and swirling guitar riffs. The atmospheric textures and intense, groove-driven instrumentation highlight Kreuzman’s ability to balance intricate musical elements with emotional depth. “Night Shifts” offers a haunting yet captivating introduction to the album, drawing listeners into its hypnotic rhythm and dark ambiance.

The album takes a darker turn with “Necromantic,” where Kreuzman delves into the moody atmosphere of goth rock and post-punk. The track’s eerie keyboard flourishes and intertwining guitar lines set the stage for a haunting sonic landscape, underscoring the emotional intensity of the song. Kreuzman’s soulful and raw vocal performance amplifies the track’s brooding tone, perfectly capturing themes of longing and loss. “Necromantic” stands as one of the album’s most emotionally powerful moments, showcasing Kreuzman’s ability to craft deeply resonant, melancholic music.

Next, Telekinetic explores the entrancing world of darkwave with “Invisible Man,” a track that immediately grabs attention with its infectious rhythms and memorable synth layers. Kreuzman’s layered vocals create a mesmerizing quality, with harmonies that blend seamlessly with the song’s deep basslines. The chorus, infused with urgency and melancholy, creates a sense of emotional tension, making it a standout piece on the album. The seamless transitions between sections ensure this track remains memorable, its hypnotic pull lasting long after the music fades.

“Phoenix” exemplifies Twice Dark’s artistry with its complex yet accessible structure. Each musical element, whether the guitar lines or sweeping synths, contributes to the track’s escalating intensity, creating a captivating listening experience. This song demonstrates Kreuzman’s skill at balancing intricate arrangements with smooth, catchy melodies. As the album progresses, “Time Traveler” stands out with its vibrant darkwave influences, infectious chorus, and perfect blend of rhythmic patterns and lush instrumentation, ensuring its place as one of the album’s most unforgettable tracks.

The penultimate track, “Mind Trap,” brings a dose of nostalgic 1980s darkwave. With its lush synths and punchy basslines, the track evokes a longing for the past while maintaining a contemporary feel. The hypnotic rhythms and ethereal atmosphere provide a captivating backdrop that builds throughout the song, showcasing Twice Dark’s mastery of minimalist arrangements. “Mind Trap” is a prime example of how the band uses space and simplicity to create an immersive, emotionally engaging sound.

The album closes with its title track, “Telekinetic,” a synthwave anthem that encapsulates everything that makes Twice Dark’s music so compelling. This high-energy song combines driving rhythms, shimmering synths, and catchy melodies to create a triumphant closing statement. The fusion of guitars and synths in this track represents the essence of the album’s exploration of power, emotion, and sonic innovation. “Telekinetic” serves as the perfect finale, wrapping up the album with a sense of completion that leaves listeners eager to revisit the entire experience.

In conclusion, Telekinetic is a standout album in the darkwave, goth rock, and synthpop genres. Josh Kreuzman’s ability to blend a wide range of influences into emotionally rich, genre-defying music shines through in every track. From infectious rhythms to atmospheric synths and powerful vocals, Telekinetic showcases Twice Dark’s extraordinary creativity and musicality. For anyone in search of an album that captures the soul of darkwave while introducing exciting new elements, Telekinetic is an essential listen for 2025.

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