Love hurts—so why do we keep falling for it? “So Many Times” wrestles with that very question, wrapping heartbreak in pulsating synths and an irresistible hook that lingers long after the song ends. Doppelhandel dives deep into the turmoil of love and loss, where building emotional walls seems like the only way to survive.

This track oozes that signature new wave melancholy, with echoes of Depeche Mode’s cold, haunting atmospheres and New Order’s percussive drive. But just when you think it’s all doom and gloom, the hypnotic beat pulls you in, making heartbreak feel oddly addictive.

The chorus is pure magic—an industrial-tinged, synth-laden moment that instantly grabs you. It even brings to mind the darkly enchanting world of Thomas Azier, which makes it all the more intoxicating. You can almost picture yourself wandering through a neon-lit, cinematic dreamscape, where nostalgia and modernity collide in perfect harmony.

Doppelhandel has a way of making introspection feel like a night out. “So Many Times” is proof that pain can be danceable, and that sometimes, the best way to process love’s endless contradictions is to lose yourself in the music.

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