Patch Judas Priest - Screaming for vengence
Patch Judas Priest - Screaming for vengence
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The legendary Hellion from Screaming for Vengeance
Official Judas Priest – Screaming for Vengeance sew-on patch – 10 × 10 cm
⚡ This official Judas Priest sew-on patch reproduces the artwork from Screaming for Vengeance, the British band's eighth studio album, released in 1982. At the centre of the design is the legendary Hellion, a striking biomechanical bird diving across a glowing red disc. The image has become one of the most iconic artworks in heavy metal history.
The embroidery faithfully recreates the vivid colours of the original cover, from Judas Priest's metallic logo to the chrome, red and yellow tones of the Hellion itself.
The album that launched Judas Priest to worldwide success 🎵
Released in 1982, Screaming for Vengeance marked a turning point in Judas Priest's career. Featuring songs such as Electric Eye, Riding on the Wind, Bloodstone and the classic You've Got Another Thing Comin', the album achieved worldwide success and firmly established the band among heavy metal's leading acts.
The Hellion: a heavy metal icon 🔍
Designed as a biomechanical creature with metallic wings and razor-sharp talons, the Hellion embodies speed, power and aggression. Its dynamic flight across the glowing red background creates a strong sense of movement, while the contrast between black, chrome and vivid colours makes this one of the most recognisable artworks in Judas Priest's catalogue.
💡 Did you know?
Screaming for Vengeance is widely regarded as the album that established Judas Priest in the United States. Thanks to the success of You've Got Another Thing Comin', it became the band's first double-platinum album in the US.
Technical details
- Size: 10 × 10 cm
- Type: sew-on patch
- Material: embroidered fabric
- Product: officially licensed Judas Priest merchandise
- Artwork: Screaming for Vengeance (1982)
Through its codes, contrasts and identity, this product is clearly rooted in the culture of heavy metal, carried for years by artists like Judas Priest.
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