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IRON MAIDEN To Complete Work On New Album Today

May 4, 2006

According to a posting by producer Kevin Shirley on his official web site, work on the new IRON MAIDEN album is scheduled ot be completed today (May 4). "The last song for the record is on the console — we still have some keyboard washes to add and then I'll finish up the mix!" he writes. "Yesterday, we recorded umpteen guitar tweedles, ably executed by Janick [Gers], in four-part harmony, which led me to believe that if there is a hell, Brian May will be the gatekeeper!!"

IRON MAIDEN recently confirmed a full European leg of their world tour for this coming winter 2006. The trek will start in Scandinavia on November 9 and will include new album material, which will be released prior to the tour.

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