HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Historic figures and the struggle to overcome is known to be a part of Black History and American History, but so is joy. FOX54 met with stewards of our community who are focused on ...

F or many Black art collectors, the home doubles as a gallery. Not just because our interiors are where we keep our most valued possessions, but, as artist and curator Jessica Gay ...

Their eponymous debut album in 1970 made the U.K. top 10 and paved the way for a string of hit albums, including 1971’s “Master of Reality” and “Vol. 4” a year later ... inducted in 2006 as a member ...

In February 1975, exactly 50 years ago, Black Sabbath were working on their sixth studio album Sabotage. It would become one ...

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Vinyl aficionados, assemble: the full list of releases for Record Store Day 2025 has been unveiled – with exclusive vinyl set ...

This year’s Record Store Day is scheduled for Saturday, 12 April. More than 200 independent record stores in Australia will host the day’s exclusive vinyl releases, special interactive events, and RSD ...

Manchester supergroup Oasis will be releasing a special remastered vinyl for Record Store Day. The band join the likes of Fred Again, Charli XCX, Gorillaz and Taylor Swift who are set to drop ...

Her intricate beadwork reflects the spirit of her city, celebrating Black Masking culture, which Williams’ uncle introduced to her as a child. Williams’ theme art and logo will be featured ...

LONDON (AP) — Ozzy Osbourne will reunite with all of the original members of Black Sabbath for the first ... s “Master of Reality” and “Vol. 4” a year later. They went on to become ...

One need not listen further than the opening track of Black Sabbath’s Master of Reality to know what we mean when we say “stoner rock.” The album starts with their ode to marijuana ...

Sabotage was conceived as a back-to-basics album, a return to what Bill Ward called “the iron-clad sound of Black Sabbath”. Sabbath had a blast making Vol.4 in LA and returned to start the next album.