Iron Maiden. Discography

Iron Maiden's discography is a cornerstone of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM), spanning over four decades with a catalog that includes 17 studio albums 13 live albums

The self-titled debut burst onto the scene in April 1980. It delivered a raw, aggressive sound that instantly set the band apart from the tiring hard rock giants of the 1970s. Iron Maiden. DISCOGRAPHY

For both fans and newcomers, Iron Maiden's discography offers a rich and rewarding journey through the ages. Experience the sonic grandeur and epic storytelling of one of heavy metal's most iconic bands. Iron Maiden's discography is a cornerstone of the

A double album. Recorded while Bruce was recovering from tongue cancer. Empire of the Clouds (18 minutes) is the longest Maiden song ever, a piano-driven epic about the R101 airship crash. It is symphonic, tragic, and brilliant. Experience the sonic grandeur and epic storytelling of

The Reunion Era (2000–Present): The Late Career Renaissance

Brave New World (2000)

The return of Bruce Dickinson and, crucially, guitarist Adrian Smith (alongside Janick Gers, forming a three-guitar lineup) created one of the greatest comebacks in rock history. Brave New World is a masterpiece of modern metal. It combines the progressive ambition of the 80s with the dark textures of the 90s. "The Wicker Man" explodes with purpose, while "Ghost of the Navigator," "Blood Brothers," and the title track are epic, layered, and triumphant. The reunion was not just a nostalgia act—it was a creative rebirth.