“Time Traveller,” the third single from Twice Dark’s upcoming album Telekinetic, is a goth rock/dark pop anthem that perfectly encapsulates the haunting allure of Josh Kreuzman’s signature sound. Recorded at Postal Recording in Indianapolis, the track is an immersive blend of dark post-punk energy with pop-punk sensibilities, making it both deeply reflective and undeniably infectious.
The song explores the cyclical nature of life’s mistakes, where the past feels like an inevitable future waiting to repeat itself. Josh Kreuzman’s baritone vocals anchor the track with emotional depth, while James Clark (Homunculus Algorithm) delivers stirring backup vocals, elevating the chorus to a powerful, almost anthemic level.
Musically, “Time Traveller” is a high-energy journey from start to finish, its driving tempo and eerie synth textures creating a tension-filled atmosphere. Elements of 80s-inspired new wave, darkwave, and industrial influences blend seamlessly, crafting a sound that is both retro and refreshingly modern.
With punchy instrumentals and unforgettable hooks, Twice Dark delivers a track that is not only an introspective reflection on life’s patterns but also a testament to the project’s growing mastery of the darkwave genre. This is a song that’s meant to be experienced at full volume; and unlike our mistakes, it actually deserves to be played over and over again!