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Iron Maiden, which will mark its 50th anniversary next year, recently lost early lead singer Paul Di’Anno, who died on Oct. 21. “Paul was instrumental in the first two albums,” said singer ...

Of course, the most recognizable Iron Maiden visual is the group’s mascot Eddie, a towering, undead monster that adorns their album covers, music videos and merchandise. In addition to being ...

Here are the 31 scariest metal album covers of all time ... it can all be quite frightening. Ex-Iron Maiden Frontman Paul Di’Anno’s Cause of Death Revealed Ex-Iron Maiden Frontman Paul ...

Once the voice behind Maiden’s first two smash-hit albums, Di’Anno — born Paul ... At a recent show in Minnesota, Iron Maiden’s current frontman, Bruce Dickinson, called for a moment ...

Known for his iconic guttural punk singing voice, he has led various bands, including Killers and Battlezone, while also launching solo albums, post-Iron Maiden. A statement from Di'Anno's label ...

His work can be seen throughout Iron Maiden's career, as he designed the cover art for the band's first eight albums, throughout the 1980s and into the 90s. Sadly, earlier this week we got the news of ...

The tribute to Di’Anno — who fronted the metal band on its first two albums, 1980’s “Iron Maiden” and 1981’s “Killers” — came during a show at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, ...

"And if you're not aware of that fact, you are now. Paul was instrumental in the first two [Iron Maiden] albums, groundbreaking with Killers and the first album. An amazing voice, devoted to rock ...

“And if you’re not aware of that fact, you are now. Paul was instrumental in the first two [Iron Maiden] albums, groundbreaking with Killers and the first album. An amazing voice, devoted to rock and ...

Bruce was introducing The Time Machine, a track from the band’s 2021 album Senjutsu, when he spoke to the audience about Di’Anno, the singer he replaced in 1981. Iron Maiden's Tribute to Paul Di'Anno ...