Iron Maiden have announced that, following 2014's reissue of their first eight albums, Parlophone Records will release twelve brand new pressings of albums from the period 1990-2015 in heavyweight 180g black vinyl. Along with their eight studio albums released in these 25 years, a specially selected choice of four live recordings from this era will be included. As far as the studio recordings are concerned, it has been made known that the audio on these releases has been cut from the high resolution remasters of 2015 when the band's catalogue was digitally upgraded and that they will be packaged in identical artwork to the initial vinyl releases.

The records are planned to be released chronologically across a three month period:

May 19th: No Prayer For The Dying / Fear Of The Dark / The X Factor / Virtual XI
June 23rd: Brave New World / Rock In Rio (Live) / Dance Of Death / A Matter Of Life And Death
July 21st: Death On The Road (Live) / Flight 666 (Live) / The Final Frontier / En Vivo! (Live)

Last but not least and as a nice bonus, the first two albums (No Prayer For The Dying and Fear Of The Dark) will also be made available in an exclusive collector's box sized to house all twelve albums with additional space for fans to insert the triple black vinyl of Iron Maiden's latest studio album, The Book Of Souls, which was released in 2015. The collector's box, which has the colours of Steve Harris's favourite football team, West Ham, will be a strictly limited edition and available while stocks last.

Source:	ironmaiden.com
Band profile:	Iron Maiden