
Borderland
Wolves At The Gate pick up the story of 2025's Wasteland on Borderland , out April 9 via Solid State Records. Fourteen songs about doubt, grace and looking for a way out, with August Burns Red's Jake Luhrs on "Bloodletting."

Metalcore band from Cedarville, Ohio, trading harsh and clean vocals over heavy, melodic songs with faith at the center. Their new album Borderland, a sequel to 2025's Wasteland, is out April 9 via Solid State Records.
Wolves At The Gate will release their new album, Borderland, on April 9 via Solid State Records. It's a continuation of the story they started on 2025's Wasteland. Pre-order it here.
Today they shared "Firewall" along with a straight performance video. The band says the song is about the realization that "we can't fix ourselves or erase the most broken parts of who we are," and that the answer isn't found by trying harder or looking inward.
Wasteland followed a man who lived selfishly and lawlessly until he saw where it was leading him and walked away to look for healing. Borderland picks him up right after that, unsure where to go next. He's heard about "The Great Physician" who welcomes the lost and sick, but as Steve Cobucci puts it, the message seems too good to be true.
The lineup is Nick Detty (lead vocals), Steve Cobucci (clean vocals, guitar), Joey Alarcon (lead guitar), Ben Summers (bass) and Abishai Collingsworth (drums). Earlier single "Letterkills" is already out, and August Burns Red's Jake Luhrs guests on "Bloodletting."
Borderland tracklist: