The best Black Sabbath album of all time is their self-titled ... as quoted by Fred Thomas of All Reviews, “Though clouded by substance abuse, Vol. 4 found Sabbath at a creative peak that ...

Black Sabbath’s first album is effectively ground zero for heavy metal - and as guitarist Tony Iommi recalled, it was an ...

As for the song, the above review for “Over to You” applies ... It’s testimony to how unmoved the world was by a Black Sabbath album in 1976 that its opening track, and a world-beating ...

This partnership, as historians of rock excess will know, ultimately contributed to the demise of Sabbath Mk I, but it didn’t prevent the band’s final five albums yielding superb moments.

On this day 50 years ago, February 13, 1970, Black Sabbath released their self-titled debut album, forever altering the course of music history… nay, human history. Widely credited as the first heavy ...

Browse issues from our archive in full and use our search engine to hunt down features and reviews in Uncut about ... and remains the peculiar reach of Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid”, two ...

Few songs evoke fear quite like "Black Sabbath," the first track from the band's debut album released in 1970. This song – along with the album it debuted – is frequently recognized as a ...

Breaking down all 19 Black Sabbath studio albums and looking at which songs have been represented on the band's setlists through the years. Billy Corgan Clarifies Who He&CloseCurlyQuote ...