Black Sabbath’s self-titled debut album turned 50 years old this week. And in honor of that anniversary, Keith Macmillan, aka Keef, the artist who designed and photographed the mysterious album ...

Black Sabbath’s debut album turned 50 years old on Thursday (February 13th). See our 50th anniversary retrospective on the iconic LP , and watch our exclusive video below.

53 years ago today, Black Sabbath released their debut album and kicked off the entire genre of heavy metal. Take an in-depth look at its creation, reception and legacy.

Black Sabbath’s “Vol 4: Super Deluxe Edition” is a dazzling reissue set containing remastered version of original album, outtakes, live cuts, more.

T he mysterious woman on the cover of Black Sabbath's debut album is raffling her autograph to raise money for a cat rescue project. Louisa Livingstone, whose identity was revealed five years ago ...

Zakk Wylde is taking his love of all things Black Sabbath to the extreme by recreating the iconic metal act’s debut album with his tribute act Zakk Sabbath. The LP, titled Vertigo , is set to ...

Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler were interviewed by Guitar World for their March issue. During the chat, the guys talked about their legendary 1970 self-titled debut. Many credit ...

However, no one has to do much digging to find the album that became a foundation for all of metal music: Black Sabbath's first release, “Black Sabbath” (1970). This past Thursday, Feb. 13, marked 50 ...

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 ...

Black Sabbath's debut LP came out 50 years ago. Here are five things we learned from the band, its collaborators, and cover designer Keef.

More than 54 years ago, one of the most influential metal albums of all time was unleashed upon the world. A small band out of Birmingham called Black Sabbath released their self-titled debut album, ...

Black Sabbath’s debut this week also beats Osbourne’s best solo SoundScan-era sales frame, when his 2001 album “Down to Earth” bowed with 153,000 at No. 4.