Invisius
Invisius is an electronic duo from Berlin, formed by producer Alex Nova and vocalist Anya Solstice. Their track "Till The Break Of Day" became a notable...
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Invisius is an electronic duo from Berlin, formed by producer Alex Nova and vocalist Anya Solstice. Their track "Till The Break Of Day" became a notable single in their catalog, helping define their sound. They've also released songs like "As I Watched You Fail" and "Avoid Oblivion," which share a similar atmospheric electronic quality.
Their music blends trance and techno elements with Anya Solstice's vocals, creating what some listeners describe as an ethereal or immersive feel. The duo has put out albums including "Celestial Tapestry" and "Neon Apocalypse," though specific release years or label details aren't widely documented in basic sources.
At one point, Invisius faced plagiarism accusations from another band, which created some public friction. The situation didn't halt their work, and they continued producing music afterward. Their later material includes tracks such as "Fall Apart Together" and "Edge Of Hostility," maintaining their established style without major reinvention.
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