Conjuring music's most enduring mascot, Iron Maiden's ghoulish Eddie has enjoyed a long and storied history alongside the ...

Composed by guitarist Tony Iommi, the “Symptom of the Universe” riff “encapsulates the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and thrash metal as as we know it,” Hammett told Consequence.

Other great metal icons and innovators who were an important part of the new wave of British heavy metal movement in the mid-1970s. Iron Maiden began in 1975 and has continued uninterruptedly to ...

He then specifically pointed to the riff in the song "Symptom of the Universe," which he argued sums up both the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and thrash metal. READ MORE: Metallica's Kirk ...

Iron Maiden were formed in east London in 1975 by bass player Steve Harris, were pioneers of the new wave of British heavy metal movement and have now sold more than 130 million albums worldwide.

Def Leppard originally entered the scene at the end of the ’70 as part of the new wave of British heavy metal, taking a cue from bands like Led Zeppelin (note the similarities in the groups ...

English rock band Def Leppard is currently on tour with an upcoming show scheduled at the Coca-Cola Amphitheater in Birmingham on Wednesday, June 25.

In the latest episode of our podcast Inside Track, bands from the New Wave Of American Heavy Metal remember when it all began. Members of Killswitch Engage, Lamb Of God, Unearth, and more relive ...

In fact, their earliest sets included several covers from Venom, Blitzkrieg, Mercyful Fate, and other New Wave of British Heavy Metal bands. However, Metallica didn’t stop at paying tribute to ...

Having also accepted the holy gospel of rock & roll as his lord and savior, Eduardo became infatuated with the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and all things heavy, crude, and obnoxious while ...