Additionally, it is the only song from Sabotage that appears on Sabbath’s Greatest Hits. As much as we fans might’ve wanted this to be a continuation of the early love of music, a lot of the ...

Sabotage is the sixth studio album by metal pioneers Black Sabbath, released in 1975. It was recorded in the midst of litigation with their former manager Patrick Meehan.

Listen to Black Sabbath's newly remastered version of Am I Going Insane (Radio), taken from their upcoming super deluxe edition of Sabotage. We sit down with Sound Of Metal star and ASL bandleader ...

Last week, Black Sabbath announced their final ever live ... final three tracks gave us a glimpse into the future sound that Sabotage would more fully realise. We’re really splitting hairs ...

Black Sabbath is a pioneer of heavy metal — perhaps the genre's godfathers. Even so, the band was never one-dimensional in its sound. The same can be said about "Changes" from Vol. 4 (1972).It's ...

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.