Tony Iommi on New Solo Album, Missing Ozzy Osbourne, and How He’s Not Going Anywhere
In his first interview since Ozzy's death, the Black Sabbath guitarist also previews "World Alone" from the new solo album he's releasing this fall
Tony Iommi, the legendary guitarist of Black Sabbath, has broken his silence since the passing of his longtime friend and bandmate Ozzy Osbourne, and it's a significant moment for the music world. In a recent interview, Iommi opened up about his new solo album, which is set to drop this fall, and shared his thoughts on Ozzy's legacy. For fans of Serb culture, it's worth noting that Iommi's influence on heavy metal and rock music is immense, and his bond with Ozzy was a crucial part of that story.
Iommi's comments on Ozzy's passing are particularly poignant, given the two musicians' decades-long history together. As a guitarist, Iommi was instrumental in shaping Black Sabbath's sound, and his partnership with Ozzy on vocals helped define the band's heavy metal style. The fact that Iommi is still actively creating music, including his new solo album, is a testament to his enduring legacy in the music industry. Fans of Black Sabbath and heavy metal will be eager to hear more about Iommi's plans and how he continues to honor Ozzy's memory.
Looking ahead, fans can expect to hear more from Iommi about his new solo album, including a preview of the track "World Alone." With the album set to release this fall, it's likely that Iommi will be touring and promoting the record in the coming months. For those interested in the intersection of music and culture, Iommi's story is a reminder of the power of heavy metal to bring people together and transcend borders – including, of course, those in the Serbian cultural sphere. Keep an eye out for more updates from Iommi and his team as the album's release approaches.
Originally reported by rollingstone.com. SerbNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.