IRON MAIDEN The Wicker Man Wall Flag

The Wicker Man isn't just a Maiden song. It's a declaration of intent.

Opening track on Brave New World in 2000, it marked the return of Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith after years away, and the metal world collectively lost its mind. The riff is enormous. The chorus is enormous. The whole thing is enormous. The song drew from the unsettling folk horror mythology of the 1973 British film, channelling something ancient and genuinely sinister into a six-minute heavy metal anthem. Hanging this flag is an acknowledgment that you understand the band beyond the obvious singles, and that your taste in both horror and metal is impeccable. Derek Riggs-era purists and Brave New World devotees can coexist. This is a safe space.

Licensed textile print flag. Approximately 75cm wide x 110cm tall. Produced in the UK.

Fans of: Judas Priest, Dio, Motörhead, Black Sabbath, Accept.