Powerwolf's second album, "Lupus Dei," delivered a more polished and anthemic take on their signature heavy metal sound, with elaborately staged horror imagery and a focus on werewolf mythology.
- "Lupus Dei" was recorded at the Studio Fredman in Gothenburg, Sweden, with producer Fredrik Nordström.
- The album's artwork depicts a werewolf in a religious, almost diabolical, setting, reinforcing the band's lyrical themes.
- The album was initially released in Europe on May 7, 2007, by Metal Blade Records.
Powerwolf is a German heavy metal band formed in 2003, best known for their elaborately staged live shows and lyrical themes involving werewolves and gothic horror. "Lupus Dei" was their second album, released during a period where the band was solidifying its signature sound and visual identity within the European metal scene.
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