Brazil-based animator Val Andrade, who made a splash several years ago with his unique cartoons based on Iron Maiden's catalogue of songs, has created a new clip based this time on "Run To The Hills". Check it out below.

Earlier this year Andrade released a clip for the band's classic, "Powerslave", featuring a dedication to late muic icons Lemmy Kilmister (Motörhead) and David Bowie. Watch to the very end.

TeamRock.com recently caught up with Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson to pick his brain for their ongoing Thinking Out Loud feature. An excerpt from Dickison's trip down memory lane is available below.

- “We were all fit as trouts at the end of the World Slavery Tour, running around, skinny as rakes. I think we’d all gone a bit barking mad. I was going stir crazy. Thirteen months on the road was not conducive to the state of my mental health!”

- “I don't take back any of my fashion statements however awful. I never regret anything because it's all part of life's rich tapestry. And in any case you can always hold it up to scare your children later.”

- “It’s a very bizarre story, how I ended up writing 'Empire Of The Clouds'. Basically, I won a piano in a raffle. It was one of these charity dinners, hosted by Jamie Oliver. There were various auctions where you could win things that were utterly useless to me, like free facial pampering session at some place in the Cotswolds. But there was also a little portable electric piano up for grabs – signed, it must be said, by Jamie Cullum! I thought, I wouldn’t mind having a piano at home to muck about on. And in the end I won it – I am to the piano what two fingers are to typing.”

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