TWICE DARK Telekinetic

Twice Dark returns with a spellbinding single that defies temporal boundaries Telekinetic is a track that feels as if it’s been plucked from a dystopian future while haunted by echoes of the past. The song introduces itself with a magnetic pulse, drawing listeners into a world that fuses icy synths with a relentless rhythmic drive. Rather than leaning solely on nostalgia, the band uses its affinity for 80s post-punk and darkwave as a launchpad to create something sleek and cinematic. With each passing bar, Telekinetic layers mood and momentum, resulting in a composition that is equal parts ritual and rave, like an incantation set to a neon strobe.

At the core of the track lies a rhythm section that feels engineered with near-mechanical precision, yet it thumps with a visceral, human heartbeat. The percussion doesn’t merely accompany it commands. Tight, crisp beats snap like electric sparks in a storm, while the synth bass thrums beneath like a distant tremor. It’s the kind of low-end groove that makes your bones vibrate, pulling you deeper into the track’s gravitational pull. What’s remarkable is the tension the sense that everything might explode or evaporate at any moment. This unease feels intentional, mirroring the lyrics’ themes of psychic tension and latent power waiting to break free.

Twice Dark’s mastery of texture is where Telekinetic truly casts its spell. Synths shimmer and slither, weaving melodic lines that flicker between ghostly beauty and raw intensity. There’s a feeling of being suspended caught between motion and stillness, darkness and illumination. The vocals drift in like transmissions from a distant mind, ethereal yet emotionally grounded, delivering lines with both detachment and conviction. Rather than dominate, they merge with the instrumentation, becoming part of the song’s haunted architecture. The entire sonic landscape feels like wandering through a cyberpunk cathedral reverent, electric, and vast.

What elevates Telekinetic beyond genre revivalism is its sense of identity. This isn’t pastiche it’s prophecy. Twice Dark doesn’t just replicate the sound of synth-pop or post-punk; they infuse it with mythos, mystique, and a forward-thinking urgency. The result is a track that doesn’t sit neatly in any one box, instead offering a glimpse of a musical dimension that feels eerily familiar yet thrillingly unexplored. With Telekinetic, Twice Dark isn’t just setting the stage for their upcoming album they’re constructing an entire atmosphere. One that invites you to surrender, levitate, and lose yourself completely.

Written by Patrick