These songs are highlights from the albums that featured the iconic original Black Sabbath lineup between 1970 and 1978.

Black Sabbath’s legendary final concert at Villa Park saw Ozzy Osbourne reunite with the original lineup. Here are the 5 best moments fans won’t forget.

With merging and collaborating metal acts swapping over on a revolving stage, it’s a fast-spinning Lazy Susan of metal history. Yet there’s precious little ego and plenty of heartfelt humility ...

It’s a source of fierce debate among Black Sabbath fans as to which one is the Birmingham heavy metal pioneers’ defining album. Anything post-Ozzy Osbourne can safely be pushed aside, and the ...

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It’s happening: the best band in the world, the pioneers of heavy metal, and some of the most musically talented individuals of all time are finally calling it a day. The news was announced recently ...

Black Sabbath's third album, "Master of Reality" (on vinyl), along with their first and second albums, "Black Sabbath" and "Paranoid" (on CD), are the cornerstones of the heavy metal genre.

That's the battle at the center of our first Chuck's Fight Club matchup for the Loudwire Nights radio show of 2025. Paranoid was Black Sabbath's second studio album and their second release of 1970.

I find that logic to be wild: It’s just a white cover! The correct answer is “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.” So the real question is which one of you is more wrong.

Foo Fighters brought out Black Sabbath bassist/lyricist Geezer Butler in the metal band's hometown of Birmingham for a cover of "Paranoid".

The 75-year-old Sabbath vocalist, solo artist, and reality TV star shared a snippet of T-Pain's performance on social media Wednesday, writing, "This is the best cover of 'War Pigs' ever." ...

The Black Sabbath tribute act fronted by Zakk Wylde known as Zakk Sabbath has a new album coming out next March and it’s simply one big tribute to two of Black Sabbath’s more iconic releases from the ...