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Black Sabbath Want To Record New Album
01/28/2014
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(hennemusic) Following their Grammy Award win Sunday night in Los Angeles, metal legend Black Sabbath revealed that they are interested in recording another studio album.

"We're going back on the road," Ozzy Osbourne told Rolling Stone of potential recording projects. "We haven't really spoken about it beyond that. I'm down for it."

"Absolutely," added guitarist Tony Iommi. Sabbath recorded their latest effort, "13", with producer Rick Rubin, who helped the band complete an album because "we were running out of time," said Ozzy. more on this story

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