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Lost Society Announces New Album, Releases first single.

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Edited by Anselm Anderson


Finland’s  Rising Nu-Metal stars LOST SOCIETY have announced their brand-new album Hell Is A State Of Mind, set for release on March 6th, 2026, via Nuclear Blast Records. Four years after the critically acclaimed If the Sky Came Down, the band returns with their most unapologetic album to date

For vocalist and guitarist Samy Elbanna, guitarist Arttu Lesonen, bassist Mirko Lehtinen, and drummer Tapani Fagerström, Hell Is A State Of Mind represents a bold step into the metallic territory they were always destined to claim. The music is unrestrained, unmistakable, and unapologetically their own.

Reuniting with their trusted collaborator Joonas Parkkonen, who serves as producer, co-writer, and mixing engineer, the album took a decisive turn when the track "Blood Diamond" reshaped their creative direction. What started as a simple melody evolved into a cinematic, string-driven masterpiece.

The album’s first official single, "Blood Diamond," follows last spring’s early preview, "Dead People Scare Me (But the Living Make Me Sick)." It arrives with a raw, high-energy video that showcases Lost Society’s untamed stage presence. From the very first notes, *Hell Is A State Of Mind* makes it clear that Lost Society is at their most confident, confrontational, and uncompromising.


photo credit: Sam Jamsen


Frontman Samy Elbanna comments: ”I’m beyond excited to finally be able to announce our upcoming album and the new single off of it! Lost Society sounds HEAVY in the year 2026 - and you are all about to experience it first hand! I loved every moment of writing this album and especially preparing the story that I’m singing to you all - soon it will all be yours.

Pre-order the album and blast out ”Blood Diamond” LOUD until your neighbours can’t take it anymore!”



Check out the video for 'Blood Diamond' here:  

Listen to 'Blood Diamond' here: https://lostsociety.bfan.link/blood-diamond

Pre-order Hell Is A State Of Mind: https://lostsociety.bfan.link/hell-is-a-state-of-mind



LOST SOCIETY will kick off their tour in March 2026, right after the release of their album. They will be touring across various cities in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Scandinavia. Fans can look forward to a high-voltage performance featuring their most beloved songs, powerful riffs, and the band’s signature adrenaline-fueled energy.







TOUR IS A STATE OF MIND

07.03.26 DE Cologne - Gebäude 9

09.03.26 UK Bristol – Exchange

10.03.26 UK Manchester – The Star & Garter

11.03.26 UK London – Underworld

13.03.26 NL Hoofdoorp – Cpunt

15.03.26 CH Aarau – Kiff

16.03.26 DE Wiesbaden – Schlachthof

17.03.26 DE Munich – Backstage

18.03.26 DE Berlin – Cassiopeia

19.03.26 DE Hamburg – Betty

21.03.26 NO Oslo - Sub Scene

22.03.26 SE Gothenburg - Monument

23.03.26 SE Stockholm - Debaser Nova

Ticketlink: https://lostsociety.fi/tour/





Line up:

Samy Elbanna | Vocals, Guitar

Arttu Lesonen | Guitar

Mirko Lehtinen | Bass

Taz Fagerström | Drums

For more information visit:

https://lostsocietyfinland.com
https://www.facebook.com/lostsocietyfinland/
https://twitter.com/LostSocietyFI
https://www.instagram.com/lostsocietyfi/

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