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 August 4, 2026 Goodbyes: Heavier Than Bricks – Remembering Jennifer Finch from L7 July 8, 2026 CONVERGE announce November European tour, new music video for “It Used to Matter” streaming July 6, 2026 ANTIOCH ARROW’s Gravity recordings finally get collected on “Your Hearts Belong To Us” July 6, 2026 Ferret Music is back! 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 PROTEST THE HERO on “Within”, growing older without growing bitter, and keeping the ship alive Boston emoviolence band NEW FORMS make grief move fast on mind-bending new EP “Nothing’s Sacred Anymore” IRON LININGS twist noise rock and post-hardcore through “Urban Abyss” DIMMING take New York hardcore towards doom, death metal and a slower crawl with “Dirtnap” Instrumental post rockers The Mantra Discord trace loss, collaboration and a heavier direction on “Collecting Sentiments of a Derailed Past”
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