"Lupus Dei" is the second studio album by the German power metal band Powerwolf, released on May 7, 2007, under Metal Blade Records. This album features a total of 11 tracks, showcasing the band's signature blend of heavy metal elements infused with symphonic and Gothic influences. Known for their theatrical and powerful sound, Powerwolf's "Lupus Dei" delves into themes of mythology, religion, and the supernatural, which are prominent throughout the album's lyrical content. The record is characterized by its fast-paced guitar riffs, operatic vocals, and anthemic choruses, making it a significant entry in the power metal genre. Notably, "Lupus Dei" includes tracks that highlight the band’s penchant for storytelling, often drawing on themes related to werewolves and dark folklore. This album further solidified Powerwolf's reputation in the metal community, contributing to their distinctive style and growing fanbase. With its blend of melodic hooks and powerful instrumentation, "Lupus Dei" remains an essential part of Powerwolf's discography and a notable work within the rock and metal scenes.