"Fear of the Dark" is a iconic song by the British heavy metal band Iron Maiden, released in 1992 on the album of the same name. It was written by the band's bassist and primary songwriter, Steve Harris. The song is renowned for its distinctive twin-guitar harmonies, complex structure, and its atmospheric, haunting intro that builds into a powerful metal anthem. It has become a staple of the band's live performances and is considered one of their greatest songs, particularly famous for the crowd participation during its concerts.
Epic heavy metal anthem known for its haunting melodic intro and crowd participation during concerts. Part of the 1992 album of the same name.
A hallmark of Iron Maiden's discography, "Fear of the Dark" features their signature galloping basslines and dramatic vocal delivery. The song's atmospheric intro and powerful chorus have made it a concert staple since its release.
"Fear of the Dark" is one of Iron Maiden's most recognizable songs, known for its atmospheric live performances and Bruce Dickinson's soaring vocals.
An innovative reinterpretation of Iron Maiden's iconic 1992 track, adapting its complex guitar riffs and rhythmic intensity for strings while preserving the song's haunting atmosphere. The optional drumkit part bridges the gap between classical and rock instrumentation.
