"Creeping in My Soul" is a song by Danish rock band Cryoshell, released as the second single from their self-titled debut studio album on November 29, 2009.

Prior to the official formation of the band, an earlier version of "Creeping in My Soul" was produced for the Lego toy series Bionicle and featured in the promotional campaign of their Barraki sets of 2007.

The song has received positive reviews from music critics, many of which applaud lead singer Christine Lorentzen's vocalistic style and compared it to the sound of American rock band Evanescence.

As intended, the original version of "Creeping in My Soul" was used as the primary musical score in the marketing campaign of the Lego Bionicle Barraki toy wave of 2007 and was featured in commercials, animated shorts and online games promoting the sets and characters.

This success led to Maltha and Søderlund producing more songs for subsequent Lego toy waves, and ultimately, Cryoshell's formation.

Sputnikmusic highlights the song as "hard rock reminiscent of Evanescence and a bit of Linkin Park" that starts off Cryoshell's debut album "on a high note".

[2] The music video for the re-recorded version of the song was directed by Peter Hjort and shot at a country house in rural Denmark on December 9, 2009.

The video opens to a shot of a rural mansion, followed by lead singer Christine Lorentzen in a white dress lying on a four-poster bed in a bedroom inside.