IRON MAIDEN The Trooper Poster 119

The Trooper is the song Eddie wrote on the tour bus somewhere between Monsters of Rock dates in 1982, and Derek Riggs turned it into one of the most recognised pieces of heavy metal iconography ever committed to a wall.

Eddie the 'Ead charging into battle under a bayonet sky is not subtle, but Iron Maiden never trafficked in subtle, and that's precisely the point. The Trooper single and its parent album Piece of Mind marked the moment Maiden locked in the lineup and the sound that would define British heavy metal for the next four decades. This poster belongs in any space that understands the difference between metal as a genre and metal as a worldview. A staple of alternative and dark aesthetic interiors that actually know their history.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Framing available in black matte wooden frame with MDF mount, send ALT CVLT a message for details.