BLACK SABBATH – Black Sabbath Vol 4 Punk Women and fled back to Europe

and fled back to Europe for some personal detox — not to mention some of the most amazing music of his amazing career

This is Eastern black metal yakuza

the album’s stand out track and The Adicts most revered gift to music

Ramones-like punk tracks loaded with catchy pop hooks – never really changed

powerful but with an appealingly unpolished

BLACK SABBATH – Black Sabbath Vol 4 Punk Women and fled back to Europe"And this is why Vol. 4 is the perfect sequel to a relatively consice classic like Master, especially before releasing brilliant masterworks of early progressive metal in '73 and '75. This would be Sabbath's last "doom" album for a while, I guess, and it's a damn fine note for Iommi to leave off with for a while, before eventually returning to his signature chunkiness (in my opinion, he did that on Mob Rules which I think sounds bigger than the first