Subliminal Code was founded by Raúl Junior Padrón and Raúl José Padrón at t… Read Full Bio ↴Subliminal Code was founded by Raúl Junior Padrón and Raúl José Padrón at the beginning of 2010 with a strong influence of many musical genres, of EBM, industrial, metal, synthpop, Gotic. It is this diversity that helped create his unique style of dark electronics.

2011 they released their first EP "Soldier Of Hell EP"
through the label "Engraved Ritual" The EP compiles most of the demos released previously, which include some remixes.

2013 released the single "The Beautifull People".
In early 2014 I released the single "Another Day" digitally.

2014 Subliminal Code released the first full album "Karma In Mortem" with the Adovoxya Records label and Gravitator Records.

2016 launches the ep of "Karma In Cover" that includes some covers of the tracks by subliminal code, interpreted by some Metal bands from Venezuela.

2016 they released the EP "Soldier Of Hell Reborn", which is the first EP "Soldier Of Hell EP", but Re mixed, remastered, re-recorded and adapted more to the style of music that interprets the Subliminal Code.

2019 Subliminal code is working on his second full album "The Cancer of the world is Human Beings".

2020 while on February 29 they release their single "Malevolencia" as a preview of their new full album

Karma in Mortem
Subliminal Code Lyrics

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I will burn
I will become
Dust and ashes
Never was anything
L ever knew
And so it will be vomited
Vomited the things
I wanted to today

I Will not be
A different day

Is time to burn
Is time to burn
Is time to burn
Is time to burn
Is time to burn
Is time to burn
I will become
Dust and ashes

Never was anything
Is time to burn

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Subliminal Code's song Karma in Mortem present a dark and introspective reflection on mortality and the legacy we leave behind. The first stanza describes a feeling of insignificance and impermanence, as the singer resigns themselves to becoming dust and ashes, devoid of any knowledge or identity beyond that fleeting existence. The second stanza repeats the phrase "Is time to burn" as a sort of mantra, emphasizing the inevitability and urgency of this process of transformation and destruction. The conclusion reinforces the theme of transience and futility, as the singer declares that they "never was anything" and accepts the finality of their fate.

On a deeper level, the lyrics suggest a sense of release and liberation in the face of mortality, as the singer lets go of all material concerns and embraces the transformative power of death. Rather than fearing or resisting this process, they seem to welcome it as a means of shedding their mortal constraints and transcending into a state of pure energy and spirit. The repetition of the phrase "Is time to burn" could also be interpreted as a call to action, urging listeners to embrace change and transformation in all aspects of their lives, rather than clinging to outdated and limiting beliefs or habits.

Line by Line Meaning

I will undergo a transformation by fire
The singer is acknowledging that they will go through a drastic change that involves destruction and renewal.

I will change into a different form
The singer is emphasizing that the transformation mentioned in the previous line is substantial and will result in a new being.

My remains will be reduced to small particles
The singer is describing the result of their transformation, suggesting that it will end in a state of insignificance.

My existence was never significant
The artist is reflecting on their life and how they feel it was inconsequential and will eventually lead to dust and ashes.

And so the things I knew will be forgotten
The artist knows that their knowledge and experiences will eventually fade away into nothingness.

All the things I wanted today will be expelled
The singer recognizes that their desires and achievements have a limited lifespan and will ultimately be forgotten.

I will not be different from any other day
The singer is highlighting the idea that each day is ultimately insignificant and blends together, just like their life.

It is time for me to burn
The artist is acknowledging that their transformation is imminent and needs to happen.

It is time for me to burn
The artist is repeating their earlier statement, emphasizing the importance and inevitability of the transformation.

It is time for me to burn
Repeating the same line again, the artist is driving home the idea that the transformation is essential and necessary.

It is time for me to burn
The singer is continuing to reinforce the importance of their transformation.

It is time for me to burn
The artist is making a final statement that it is time for them to undergo their transformation and become dust and ashes.

Writer(s): Raul Padron

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