Our frontman has taken another dive into his love for Black Sabbath with a video covering a release that was planned as a Tony Iommi solo album, Seventh Star. Seventh Star features Glenn Hughes on vocals, and is a unique album in the Sabbath story.
In December we had 62k views on our YouTube channel, which represented an increase of 63% on November 2025. The overall watch time increased 21% to 174 hours total.
Our recently relaunched YouTube channel has now had over 43k views in the past 28 days, which represents an increase of 177%.
Our frontman Rage offers his perspective on the many eras of Black Sabbath in our latest YouTube video. In this video he explains in the fluence the band has had on him and looks at Sabbath’s discography, from the self-titled debut right through h to the final album 13.
We’re all Black Sabbath fans, so we really want to be able to do this. As I said when Ozzy had passed, one of my dreams was to play a gig supporting Black Sabbath, and while that dream will never come to fruition now, just being able to pay tribute to Ozzy and the original Black Sabbath in this way it’s a huge honour for me and the guys.
My bandmates and I have pondered since the news, without Ozzy, without Black Sabbath, we would have likely never met, never become friends, and never played music together. That is just how much of an impact Ozzy has had on our lives and everything we do.
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