Swedish legendary electronic pioneers Twice A Man have unveiled a beautifully crafted visualiser for "Instruments Of Joy", the second advance single from their forthcoming studio album, Reveries Before Silence. The highly anticipated new full-length is scheduled for release on 20 November via Dependent Records.
With Reveries Before Silence, Twice A Man once again demonstrate why they remain one of the most influential and enduring names within the electronic music landscape. The album serves as both a musical and lyrical response to the divisions, conflicts, and uncertainties that characterise contemporary society. Through captivating melodies, immersive atmospheres, and pulsating electronic rhythms, the Swedish trio invite listeners to reconnect with themselves and each other through the transformative power of music and dance.
Yet, despite its uplifting spirit, Reveries Before Silence is far from an exercise in escapism. True to the band's long-standing artistic vision, the album confronts the realities of a world facing environmental decline, social fragmentation, and the consequences of unchecked greed. Throughout their career, Twice A Man have combined environmental awareness with forward-thinking electronic soundscapes, creating music that is both intellectually engaging and emotionally resonant.
This deep connection with nature has been embedded in the band's work since the early 1980s, when they were already incorporating field recordings and natural sound sources into their compositions, long before such practices became commonplace. More than four decades later, Twice A Man continue to push creative boundaries, proving themselves as innovative and relevant as ever.
With its compelling blend of thought-provoking themes, infectious electronic grooves, and masterful songwriting, Reveries Before Silence stands poised to become another landmark release in the band's remarkable discography. Meanwhile, "Instruments Of Joy" offers an enticing glimpse into a record that promises both reflection and renewal through sound.
Watch the visualiser for "Instruments Of Joy" below and immerse yourself in the latest chapter of Twice A Man's ever-evolving sonic journey. Link

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