Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Vinyl) Men I Trust to cope again with loss

to cope again with loss and mortality as he made It Is What It Is

recognised as key players in the thriving garage psych scene centered around legendary k’rd dive bar / venue ‘Whammy Bar’

A rare blend of eloquent lyrical craft and explorative musicianship

wallowing in the lows just long enough to have some fun before saying ‘fuck it’ and starting the long walk back up

With the original Posse member MC Wiya alongside multi-instrumentalist Dean Hapeta (whose youngest daughter Ahurei also appears)

Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Vinyl) Men I Trust to cope again with lossAs if their dark lyrics and wall of sludge sound didn't already have an epic sweep, Black Sabbath braved an even more ambitious approach on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, adding synthesizers and even strings to tracks such as "Who Are You?" and "Spiral Architect." But even without them, the Sabbath classics "Killing Yourself to Live," "National Acrobat," "Looking for Today," and the title track pack a thunderous sonic wallop. "Fluff," a bit of ponderous