Music often carries stories that are often kept hidden in the deepest and darkest corners of our minds. It carries all those unspoken concerns, foggy thoughts, and unsolved emotional baggage that we have yet to sort out, and Twice Dark‘s latest single, “Invisible Man,” proves just that. This track is a channel of personal introspections from the artist that invites the listeners to a deep and relatable glimpse of man’s truest nature with the help of electronic textures, gothic sounds, industrial elements, and a refreshing sound of dark waves in this era.
“Invisible Man” is the 2nd single featured from Twice Dark’s highly anticipated album set to be released in spring 2025. Written and performed by the artist, this piece is a beautiful fusion of dark wave and synthpop layered with a driving electronic pop sound and pulsing synth bass right from the opening that would pull you in to listen for more. The industrial edge laid with deep goth and industrial elements on the track sets a perfect stage for introspection, which sharply contrasts with the overall vibe of the track as it’s a very bop and danceable banger that carries a very catchy tone and rhythms—the type of tone that stays long inside your head.
With its production handled by the famous Postal Recording in Indianapolis, “Invisible Man” by Twice Dark is clearly a polished track that carries a great quality of sound that is not too overpowering given all its combined elements within the track. Albeit everything, that track stood out with its upbeat vibe contrasting its dark and deep lyrical message. Ultimately, “Invisible Man” greatly represents the kind of music Twice Dark can offer. Spring 2025 is going to be exciting with the release of this artist’s highly anticipated album. Don’t miss out! Follow Twice Dark and listen to “Invisible Man” now!
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About the Author
Tine Quirino, also known as Kristine, is a writer (frustrated one), a dreamer (serial sleeper), an INFJ (also INTP/J), a (professional) fangirl, and a good listener (‘literally and figuratively,’ she states).
She is just here, lurking somewhere, enjoying all your music. Music of any kind is still music, after all.
