Sabbath, Satanism and solo stunners: Ozzy Osbourne's 10 best recordings
Ozzy Osbourne's distinctive voice peaked during Black Sabbath's early 1970s albums, showcasing a desolate wail filled with reach and deep melancholy, perfect for themes of cocaine addiction.
The future seldom arrives on time. Proclamations that a certain technology is about to radically alter our everyday lives are almost always proven wrong.
How billy woods Created His Latest Masterpiece, GOLLIWOG
On this album, each song acts as a self-contained narrative, reflective of childhood influences from authors like Ray Bradbury and Stephen King's horror collections.
Read an extract from Peter Brotzmann: Free-Jazz, Revolution And The Politics Of Improvisation - The Wire
Peter Brötzmann shares a rich emotional connection with Albert Ayler's music, acknowledging both similarity and distinct paths in their improvisational styles.
Ken Carson's 'Dismantled' features jarring lyrics juxtaposed with a solid sonic presence, raising troubling implications around themes of violence and gender.