The second studio album titled "Unholy Paradise" (2003) was a huge step forward: the band promoted it on live shows with acts such as Paragon, Sacred Steel, Paul Di'Anno, Wizard and Grave Digger. In 2004 Lonewolf decided to pay a tribute to the Greek fans, who were giving the band incredible support since the very beginning - so the were special 7" single "Hellenic Warriors", incl. the title track which is until now a classic Lonewolf live killer, was out on small, but respected Greek label Eat Metal Records. Lonewolf stayed with this label for a bit longer: their third studio album "Made In Hell" (2008) was also released by Eat Metal, and gained impressive feedback from underground press and fans all around the globe. The same year, Hard Rocker magazine (the biggest Polish printed magazine at that time) released "The Curse Of The Seven Seas" CD compilation, which was added for free to one of their issues.

The next studio album was recorded in summer of 2009, and featured bunch of special guests such as Majk Moti of Running Wild, Jan Bunning of Paragon, and Marta Gabriel of Crystal Viper. "The Dark Crusade" - as it is the title of this most successful Lonewolf album - was produced by Bart Gabriel (Burning Starr, Crystal Viper, Sacred Steel), and mixed by the legendary Grammy nominated King Diamond guitarist, Andy LaRocque, who is also known from cooperation with acts such as Hammerfall, In Flames, and of course King Diamond. Now, the "wolf division" is getting ready to attack with their brand new studio album titled "Army Of The Damned", which will be out in 2012 on Napalm Records!