Paul Di'Anno's Battlezone

Paul Di'Anno's Battlezone is a British heavy metal band formed by former Iron Maiden vocalist Paul Di'Anno.

Paul Di'Anno (born Paul Andrews, 1958) was the original singer of Iron Maiden on their first two studio albums before being replaced by Bruce Dickinson. He subsequently led projects including Battlezone. Public accounts and the provided review note struggles with alcohol and drugs and mention a 2011 arrest related to a disability pension claim.

The provided review judges Children Of Madness as an uneven record with a strong opening but much of the album deemed unsalvageable. The reviewer highlights a few standout tracks ("Rip It Up", "Nuclear Breakdown") but overall rates the release poorly. The review also recalls Paul Di'Anno's exit from Iron Maiden and mentions personal and legal troubles.

For:Fans of classic heavy metal, Iron Maiden-era collectors, listeners interested in vocal-era comparisons