Wolves At The Gate announce “Borderland” album and unveil video for new single “Firewall”

Author Benedetta Baldin - 13.11.2026

American metalcore band Wolves At The Gate have announced their next studio album, “Borderland”, alongside a new music video for the single “Firewall”. The album is scheduled for release on April 9, 2027 through Solid State Records.

The fourteen-song record continues the group’s recent creative activity, following the single “Letterkills”, which arrived in September 2026. That track extended a narrative introduced on their earlier album “Wasteland”, exploring a character’s search for healing and the discovery that familiar solutions can also cause harm.

Borderland tracklist

  1. Reality Lost
  2. Solar Flare
  3. Glitch
  4. Letterkills
  5. Bloodletting (feat. Jake Luhrs of August Burns Red)
  6. (code fix)
  7. Firewall
  8. Run
  9. twenty_two.wav
  10. Hospital For Souls
  11. The Willing
  12. The End Of Myself
  13. Bottomless Sea Of Blood
  14. Ghost Letter

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A new chapter for Wolves At The Gate

The band have continued to combine melodic choruses, aggressive guitar work and concept-driven songwriting. “Firewall” arrives as the seventh track on the upcoming record, placing it near the center of an album that includes both conventional song titles and more technical-sounding interludes.

The album also features a guest appearance by Jake Luhrs of August Burns Red on “Bloodletting”. This collaboration connects two established names from the American metalcore scene, each known for balancing heaviness with emotionally and spiritually focused themes.

About Wolves At The Gate

Formed in Cedarville, Ohio, Wolves At The Gate developed a following through their blend of post-hardcore and metalcore. Their early releases led to a relationship with Solid State Records and albums including “Captors”, “VxV”, “Types & Shadows” and “Eclipse”.

Vocalist and guitarist Steve Cobucci has been a central figure in the band’s songwriting, frequently exploring faith, struggle and redemption. The group have also experimented with electronic textures and more atmospheric arrangements while retaining the heavy riffs and contrasting vocals that define their music.