Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson teases an upcoming solo album, describing it as “heavy as shit.” Both outlets report that the project is recorded at Dave Grohl’s Studio 606, signaling a new release effort following his latest solo work.
The album is presented as a follow-up to Dickinson’s 2024 LP, “The Mandrake Project.” Consequence also notes that the new record is tentatively aimed for a 2027 release, while NME focuses on the album’s heaviness and recording location. No additional details about track content, production credits beyond Studio 606, or confirmed release dates are provided in the supplied reporting. Overall, the coverage aligns on Dickinson’s comments about the album’s sound and where it was recorded, with the main difference being the emphasis on timing in Consequence.
