In this classic Metal Hammer interview, Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris reveal the story behind Iron Maiden’s 2006 album A Matter Of Life And Death ...

Iron Maiden issued 'A Matter of Life and Death,' one of their best albums of the new millennium, on Aug. 28, 2006.

And Maiden is good. Damn good. Their latest release, A Matter of Life and Death, is beyond good. It is, in my humble opinion, the crew's best release since Piece of Mind.

Every one knows Eddie, Iron Maiden's lovable and seemingly un-killable zombie mascot. After all, he's graced every one of the group's studio album covers in a series of ever-more bizarre forms.

At Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Saturday, Iron Maiden delivered a master class in arena-scale spectacle, with the songs to back it up.

Iron Maiden has never been a band to approach its career on bended knee and with nostalgic sentiments; the British metal veterans proved why they don't have to Saturday night in the sold-out ...

Iron Maiden's Eddie - A Look at Over 40 Years of Metal's Best Mascot Iron Maiden's undead mascot Eddie, as seen on single and album art throughout the band's 40-plus year history.

Who Is Eddie + Why Is the Mascot Significant? Eddie (Eddie the Head if we’re being formal) is the long-running mascot for British heavy metal legends Iron Maiden. Over time, Eddie has become ...

Another user writes: “Still better than Dance Of Death ”, referencing the 2003 Maiden album with computer-generated artwork that’s been called among the worst in heavy metal history.

A Matter of Life and Death is not terrible, but people looking to get into Maiden would do well to pick up something they released in the 80s (preferably from their first 5 albums), and old fans (like ...