Subliminal Code

Subliminal Code was founded by Raul Junior Padron in early 2010 with a strong influence of much musical genre, from EBM, industrial, metal, synthpop, Gotic. It is this diversity that helped create his unique style of dark electronics. Raul Junior began working with his brother Raul José Padrón in 2010. In that same year Code Subliminal released their first demo Who was Auto Produced and Who had little distribution and advertising not have very good sound quality. After a few months off take up the project both brother doing some demos more. in 2011 they released their first EP "Soldier Of Hell EP" dare the record label "Engraved Ritual" The ep collects most demos released previously mastered and these included some remix of other groups, the same year the integrated Gino S. Teruya (electric guitar) and Harold Longart the Bass Harold Longart in 2012 left the band for personal reasons In 2013 launched the single "The Beautifull People" which was quite acceptance in the music market. At the beginning of 2014 launched the single "Another Day" digitally. in 2014 Subliminal Code leaves its first Full Album "Karma In Mortem" dare the record label Adovoxya Records and Gravitator Records with a total of 10 new songs showing more maturity and a unique sound that characterized the brothers of this also came a version double which included a large number of remix. Subliminal Code in 2015 planned launch on the occasion of the salidad year of his first album, would launch the ep "Karma In Cover" which brought several cover many First full album by several metal bands Venezuela. But because of long delays this was launched in 2016. in 2016 they released the EP "Soldier Of Hell Reborn" which is the very first EP "Soldier Of Hell EP" but re mixed, re-mastered, re-compound, re-recorded and adapted more to the style of music they are performing Subliminal Code . In the Current code it is Subliminal Promoting Karma In Cover and Soldier Of Hell EP Reborn. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Subliminal-Code Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.