“We were bringing in all kinds of influences that other people in metal were scared of”: Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson re-releases his debut solo album – and his most controversial one

Bruce Dickinson leaning against an aircraft in 1996.

Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson has reissued two of his solo albums, 1990 debut Tattooed Millionaire and controversial 1996 effort Skunkworks.

The two albums have been re-released in Dolby Atmos – used for high-quality, surround-sound listening – and are available on streaming services as of today (February 19). The new mixes have been handled by Brendan Duffey, who mixed the Dolby Atmos version of Dickinson’s latest album, 2024’s The Mandrake Project, and is reportedly involved with the singer’s next solo effort, expected to drop in 2027.