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 ...

They are preserved perfectly in vinyl. The best Black Sabbath album of all time is their self-titled debut, ‘Black Sabbath’. This is because it marks the beginning of the heavy metal era ...

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

Here is the most and least played song live off each of Black Sabbath's studio albums. I'll be up front here, you probably already know the songs Black Sabbath has played the most. But there are ...

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 ...

Beginning with their eponymous debut and seminal sophomore LP ... for the recording of Black Sabbath’s latest album, ’13’ (minus Bill Ward). Now, with a career spanning nearly five ...

The title track to Black Sabbath's most recognized album. It might not be a true signature song from the band, but it packs a mighty punch for a 2-minute, 48-second running time.

It took a while for the band’s unique approach to making music to catch on, however, and the initial critical response to that now classic debut ... And Hell album. Black Sabbath’s Ozzy ...

But it wouldn’t sound nearly as menacing or as dark (or as awesome) if Black Sabbath didn’t set the template in the early ‘70s. Starting with their self-titled debut album in 1970 ...

The woman on the cover of Black Sabbath's debut has been immortalised in Funko POP! form. Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler has started work on a book about his early life and how the band came about.