Bruce Dickinson, Tyranny of Souls - 43m 36s

Tracks & Durations

1. Mars Within (Intro)	1:29
2. Abduction	3:50
3. Soul Intruders	3:52
4. Kill Devil Hill	5:07
5. Navigate The Seas Of The Sun	5:51
6. River Of No Return	5:13
7. Power Of The Sun	3:29
8. Devil On A Hog	4:01
9. Believil	4:50
10. Tyranny Of Souls	5:47

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Review

In the seven years since his last solo release, Bruce Dickinson made a hugely successful return to Iron Maiden, recording two acclaimed albums and touring the globe several times.

Tyranny Of Souls sees him renewing his collaboration with guitarist/producer Roy Z. Z has worked with Bruce since 1994's Balls To Picasso album and most recently produced Judas Priest's reunion album.

A staggeringly powerful album, Tyranny Of Souls takes the listener on an adventurous journey, beginning in punishing fashion with apocalyptic drumming and fiery guitar work before "Navigate The Seas Of The Sun" supplies what Bruce calls "a little chill-out moment."

From there it builds to a spectacular conclusion with the ultra-heavy title track.

The album's piece de resistance is its title track. At turns soothingly melodic and staggeringly powerful, it can only be described as a juggernaut. "The opening part was also cribbed from the three witches in Macbeth. Basically, it's what the whole track ended up being about - the supernatural manipulating people from behind their backs."

Lyrically, the album dips in and out of sci-fi and aviation-related areas. There are no prizes for guessing what the song "Abduction" is about, but "Soul Intruders" is a distant cousin, Bruce wondering aloud whether "there are loose spirits floating around the universe. They can zap into our bodies and inhabit us, a bit like a computer virus, and we don't even know they're there. When we die, they just attach themselves to somebody else."

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Tyranny of Souls

Tracks: 10, Disk length: 43m 37s (+0m 1s)

Tyranny of Souls

Tracks: 10, Disk length: 43m 46s (+0m 10s)

Tyranny of Souls

Tracks: 11 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 49m 39s (+6m 3s)

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