LILLA VENEDA Reveal Unreleased Song ‘Beyond The Lucid Passage’

Lilla Veneda was initiated and founded in 2009 in Wrocław (Poland) by Virian.

Band took the name from one of the most famous Polish romantic tragedies – Lilla Weneda written by Juliusz Slowacki.

“Beyond the Lucid Passage” is the latest single from Lilla Veneda, released as a transitional work connecting the band’s recent full-length album Primordial Movements (February 29th 2024) with its current creative evolution.

Originally recorded during the “Primordial Movements” sessions, the track did not fully align with the album’s final sonic direction at the time. However, its strong identity and compositional depth made it clear that the song represented an important turning point for the band. Revisited with fresh perspective, it has now been fully remixed to reflect Lilla Veneda’s present sound and artistic intent.

Musically, “Beyond the Lucid Passage” delivers modern, rhythm-driven riffs, a dense and powerful production, and intense vocal performances, while maintaining original melodic structures that are characteristic of — and unique to — Lilla Veneda. These distinctive melodies remain a core element of the band’s identity, setting the track apart within the modern metal landscape.

Lyrically, the song explores themes of inner transformation, consciousness, and humanity’s confrontation with the unknown—both within the self and on a cosmic scale. It serves as both a standalone release and a clear statement of direction, pointing toward a more spacious, ritualistic, and trance-driven expression.

The single’s cover artwork is a reinterpreted version of the “Primordial Movements” album cover, created by Anna Sobczak, reinforcing the conceptual link between the releases. The remix was handled by Przemysław Nowak at Impressive-Art Studio (Asgaard, Odraza, Outre), ensuring sonic continuity while elevating the track to meet the band’s current production standards.

Single “Beyong the Lucid Passage” is available at all popular streaming platforms (here).