Demon house

Sekta Core's 'Demon House' is a hauntingly rhythmic exploration of inner turmoil and the inescapable presence of personal demons. The repetitive lyrics, 'Siento con el movimiento, demon house,' suggest a connection between movement and the demonic forces that the singer feels. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for how certain actions or behaviors can invoke darker aspects of one's psyche, creating a 'house' where these demons reside and thrive.

The lines 'no nadie lo puede parar, es el demonio, me va a tragar' convey a sense of helplessness and inevitability. The singer feels consumed by these demonic forces, unable to stop them from taking over. This could symbolize struggles with addiction, mental health issues, or other personal battles that feel overpowering and relentless. The repetition of 'el diablo me conoce' reinforces the idea that these demons are intimately familiar with the singer, suggesting a long-standing and deeply personal struggle.

Interestingly, the phrase 'It's a lovely day, so long' juxtaposes the dark themes with a seemingly positive sentiment. This contrast could highlight the duality of experiencing moments of normalcy or even happiness while still being haunted by inner demons. The repeated 'so long' might signify a farewell to peace or a resignation to the ongoing battle. Sekta Core's use of both Spanish and English lyrics adds a layer of cultural depth, reflecting the universal nature of these struggles across different languages and backgrounds.