News Stories AMIA VENERA LANDSCAPE teasing their new album! December 28, 2014 1 min read The new album will be released next year. You can also find the album cover below. AVL’s new amazing merch designs can be reached via this location. S/t EP by Amia Venera LandscapeS/t EP by Amia Venera Landscape The Long Procession by Amia Venera LandscapeThe Long Procession by Amia Venera Landscape Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Whatsapp Reddit Email Tags: ambientamia venera landscapepost metalpost rockprogressive metal Karol Kamiński DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels. Contact via [email protected] You might be interested in December 17, 2025 Dark post metallers CARRION SKY document “As our hearts devour us” as a slow, striking response to collapse and continuation December 8, 2025 SEASON TO RISK discuss thirty years of “In A Perfect World” December 7, 2025 In Shorts: New Releases Nov 28 – Dec 5 December 7, 2025 Noise Real Records opens its “Noise Pollution Series” with a Cursive 7” built around two long-evolving versions of “The Recluse” Previous Story SICK OF IT ALL to release “Hardcore Equals Freedom” in January Next Story Billboard Magazine’s “10 Classic Moments That Helped Define the Birthplace of Punk ” Latest Dutch screamo act DOOIE MUS premiere the ear shattering “Een introspectie” from their debut album Chris Spencer on UNSANE’s “Occupational Hazard”, its new reissue, and finally playing the album front to back JAGUERO return with “Lit,” opening the door to their first full-length album SAMSKARA sharpen their early blackened screamo noise on a newly produced Baltimore re-release EP MIRROR HANDS channel a bleak post-punk and darkwave mood on their debut EP
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