Which band released the 1986 album 'Somewhere in Time'?

Iron Maiden released the 1986 album Somewhere in Time.

It was the English heavy metal band’s sixth studio album and followed Powerslave. The record introduced guitar synthesizers to Iron Maiden’s sound, giving several songs a more futuristic texture while preserving the band’s twin-guitar foundation.

The album includes “Wasted Years,” “Stranger in a Strange Land,” “Heaven Can Wait,” and “Caught Somewhere in Time.” Its cover artwork depicts the band’s mascot, Eddie, in a futuristic version of London filled with references to earlier Iron Maiden songs and imagery.

Somewhere in Time was recorded after the World Slavery Tour, an exceptionally demanding period for the band. It is sometimes confused with Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, the next album, which uses more overt progressive and conceptual elements. Somewhere in Time is notable for combining classic metal songwriting with electronic guitar effects.