Subliminal Code: Infidel Interview #59

First I just want to thank you for participating in this edition of Infidel Interviews. With this interview let's just start with a bit about yourself. Where are you from, how old are you, and how long have you been making music for?

Thank you for this interview . Well my twin brother and I are from Caracas Venezuela, and we are 27 years old. In fact, we had always had a goal to have our own band, and we started in the world of music from an early age. Subliminal Code was a project that started from 2011 on the occasion of doing something different than what we had previously worked on.

When you first started making music, was there a particular sound or artistic/musical influence that you would say was your biggest inspiration to start pursuing the creative path yourself?

In fact, all my life I liked the music world, but many limit themselves to choose to not work on it. In my composition process I try not to be influenced by other bands. I want to achieve something different and innovative.

Are there any bands that you would say are your "core" or "prime" inspirations when making music?

We like many bands of different genres, we don't anything preferred bands except specific songs that go to our current mood.

Are there any new bands, or styles of music, that you are currently exploring that may possibly be evolving your sound?

Everything in life has to evolve, we see it in all creatures or species. The music also tends to evolve. The safest thing to say is that our music also tends to evolve over the years.

What would you say are your favorite themes and topics to write about? What draws you to those themes?

Everyday things and things that we experience in life. In particular I do not have a favorite topic to write. The topics I write remind me of experiences. Are there any particular instruments, programs, or effects that you would say are vital to you making music? If so, is there a reason in particular that draws you to said creative outlet?

The bass because it gives body to the songs.

Do you ever find it difficult to balance the creative and technical aspects of musical creation?

There has been difficulties in balancing both aspects.

How do you strike the balance for the need to craft and tweak your effects and sounds, in contrast to actually just getting the song itself created with structure and melody?

The realization or modification of my effects depends on the need of each particular song.

What sort of element of creation do you prefer, the sonic shaping or the song creation?

Pues en generalmente todo porque me gusta crear y experimentar, modificar todo a mi gusto

Other than what you currently produce, what other sorts of genres, instruments, and sounds would you like to use in the future? Are there any people you would like to collaborate with in the future artistically, musically, or socially?

Very good your question I would like to do something more orchestral, I've never tried writing such serious music. Orchestral is like a new world for me. At the moment I do the music I like and mix it all. as to people I would collaborate with, I think with Corey Taylor or Luca Turilli.

Do you have any other musical projects that you are involved with, or do you have any other musicians or artists that you collaborate with in some capacity? If you could collaborate with any musician or artist, dead or alive, who would it be? And what in particular draws you to want to collaborate with them?

Currently I don't have time. I would like to work with members of the band Devildriver, they really make a very energetic and loud music experience.

What do you see in the near, and far, future for your creative output for Subliminal Code? How do you see the band's sound evolving in future releases?

Well i see we are doing a little more extreme music and directed more to the world of industrial metal.

Would you say that your choice to pursue music has changed your life since you started?

Yeah I liked creating things. This is another way to create and give life to something. The music makes them feel and also conveys many things like feeling, happiness, anger, sadness etc. This is one way I express some things I feel.

Would you say that creativity has evolved you spiritually, emotionally, or logically?

Emotionally, usually as I feel the most when I do composing.

What are some of the biggest challenges you have had to overcome in your musical career?

Musical differences and different points of thinking of the other members of the band. Thank you so much for participating in this episode of Infidel Interview. Any parting words for your fans, or my audience?

I hope you listen and you like our new EP called Soldier Of Hell Reborn ;) Follow Subliminal Code on their official Facebook for their latest up to date information:

https://www.facebook.com/SubliminalCode

Purchase their music on their official Bandcamp:

https://subliminalcode.bandcamp.com/

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