
Extreme metal outfit Litost has finally unveiled all the secrets behind their new studio album, Logos. This release marks the culmination of an ambitious conceptual trilogy that has defined the band's recent trajectory. The album will be released worldwide on October 23, 2026, via Art Gates Records.
With this album, Litost completes a journey filled with emotional highs and lows, suggesting that the human condition is the key to our experiences and that, despite external events, it is entirely up to ourselves to choose and walk one path or another.
A More Technical, Experimental, and Cohesive Sound
In the band's own words regarding the sound of this album and its recording process:
"This album continues to work with the concept of Aristotle's rhetoric, so there are many similarities in both composition and sound. To achieve this, we have once again teamed up with Luis Varó from Blackstage Studio at the helm of production and recording, and Javi Félez from Moontower Studios in charge of mixing and mastering, giving a very cohesive feel to the entire trilogy.
Nonetheless, and also due to the inspiration from the Aristotelian work, 'Logos' seeks a slightly different approach to the themes we have seen so far. That is why we see new tonalities, new rhythms, new emotional sensations and, in general, more experimentation, fusion, and technique than in previous works."
The Art Behind Logos: A Cycle Between Reason and Chaos
The album cover is a fundamental piece to immerse oneself in the atmosphere of the work. The band details the meaning behind their artwork:
"As always, we try to reinforce this concept with the cover artwork, which has once again been created by the artist Pablo Ruiz Valls. It presents us with an infinite cycle that travels from the order generated by reason and logic to the chaos in which we fall prey to uncontrolled feelings."

Tracklist
1. Tifón
2. Ábrego
3. Alabeo
4. Tràngol
5. Ponzoña
6. Ocaso
7. Nimbo
8. Cerrote
Don't lag behind and be among the first to hear the conclusion of this great conceptual masterpiece.
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LINEUP
Manri - Guitars / Vocals
Joaquín - Guitars
Luis - Bass / Vocals
Dani - Drums
BIOGRAPHY/LOGO

Litost is a Spanish extreme metal band from Valencia, formed in 2015. Originally created under the name Polybius, the band later adopted the name Litost, a Czech word describing a deep state of sorrow, regret, and emotional torment—an idea that strongly reflects the band’s artistic identity.
Musically, Litost blends black metal and death metal with atmospheric and dissonant elements, creating a sound that is both oppressive and emotionally charged. Their music combines crushing riffs, intense blast beats, haunting melodies, and dark ambient textures, resulting in a powerful balance between aggression and introspection.
Their debut album, Ethos (2019), introduced their bleak and emotionally raw sound, while Pathos (2023) expanded on that foundation with a more mature and refined approach, emphasizing atmosphere, dynamic songwriting, and deeper emotional weight.
Lyrically, Litost explores themes such as despair, inner conflict, suffering, human fragility, and existential struggle. Their work often reflects psychological and philosophical depth, making them stand out in the Spanish underground extreme metal scene.
Litost has steadily built a reputation for delivering intense and immersive compositions, appealing to listeners who appreciate extreme metal with both brutality and emotional depth.
DISCOGRAPHY
Ethos (2019)
Pathos (2023)
Logos (2026)
GENRE/COUNTRY
Black Metal/Death Metal
Spain
