Black Sabbath are expanding their masterful Vol. 4 album, home to fan favorites “Snowblind” and “Changes,” with several discs of rarities and previously unreleased music for a super deluxe ...

Handed a wrap of the stuff by a roadie, the Black ... the album's release, burnt out by a mixture of heavy touring and heavy indulgence, largely coke. It was a fitting start to the Vol 4 period ...

“Vol 4.” was planned as the group’s fourth album, featuring Osbourne’s signature vocals and their signature sound. Far Out Magazine also pointed out that it was Black Sabbath’s first ...

Happy anniversary to Black Sabbath's Vol. 4 album! Three albums into their career, Black Sabbath had attained such a level of success that they decided to change things up for their next LP in a ...

Drumroll please … Black Sabbath brings final tour to Oakland But Sabbath saved the best in the run for last — the band’s descriptively titled fourth album, “Vol 4,” which was originally ...

the band was hoping to use the tracks for a live album, but those plans were ultimately scratched. You can see the full track listing for Black Sabbath’s Vol 4: Super Deluxe Edition below.

But if there were any worries about the album’s lighter fare, the rest of the LP was undeniably Black Sabbath. Vol. 4′s best case studies in heavy are its opening track, “Wheels of Confusion ...

The post Thou Premiere Cover of Black Sabbath’s “Wheels of Confusion” from Vol. 4 Tribute Album: Stream appeared first on Consequence of Sound. The tribute album sees some of the best doom ...

When we're talking about influential metal bands, there is no more single influential band to heavy music than Black Sabbath ... by substance abuse, Vol. 4 found Sabbath at a creative peak ...

By the time he returned to the U.S. with a new band and first album in June 1967 ... renaming the band Black Sabbath in 1969.

"Though clouded by substance abuse, Vol. 4 found Sabbath at a creative peak ... It is the first Black Sabbath album to feature vocalist Tony Martin. Chronically underrated, but not my cup of ...