Emerging from Bloomington’s shadowy music scene, Twice Dark is Josh Kreuzman’s vision of modern darkwave. His journey from ’90s punk roots to gothic electronics has created a unique sound that critics describe as “dipped in auditory shadows.” Drawing on his fine arts background, Kreuzman shapes haunting soundscapes that blend industrial, goth, and darkwave influences. Beyond his own music, he champions the Midwest dark music scene through compilations and live shows. His upcoming album ‘Telekinetic’ promises to push deeper into electronic experimentation.
Twice Dark’s “Invisible Man” is an instant attention-grabber that wastes no time throwing you into its world. Right from the start, those upbeat electronic sounds and shimmering effects create this instantly engaging atmosphere, while clever guitar riffs add just the right touch of melancholy to keep things interesting.
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Once the track finds its groove, it transforms into something truly special. Those deep, robotic-sounding male vocals are hauntingly good – there’s something both unsettling and captivating about them, especially when paired with that headbanging instrumental backdrop. It’s complex stuff but so addictive you can’t help but get pulled in.
What really makes this track shine is its perfect pacing – those well-timed breaks and shifts in energy let you really sink into the experience. It’s like riding a wave that knows exactly when to peak and when to let you catch your breath. The way he has blend electronic punk with goth and industrial elements is pure genius. You can tell Twice Dark wasn’t interested in playing it safe with genre boundaries.
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The production perfectly matches the song’s heavy themes. When those lyrics about feeling invisible hit (“I look at you, you look through me”), they just cut deeper against that dark, electronic soundscape.
The track keeps surprising you – one minute, you’re in this dance-worthy groove, and the next, you’re swept up in its darker, more contemplative moments. It’s like a meditation on existence wrapped in a killer electronic track. When he brings in that repeated refrain about vanishing overnight, backed by all these atmospheric elements, you really feel the weight of those words about mortality and meaning.
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