Records of the Week With Jon and Ted #6
This week, Jon and Ted dive into the notable and obscure, citing heavy metal and would-be black metal classics alike.
black sabbath
The Dark Lord of Doom: Black Sabbath’s “Black Sabbath” Still Reigning a Half-Century Later
One of the most important albums in heavy metal of all time hits the 50-year mark today; the Invisible Oranges staff reflects on this landmark release's anniversary in personal and critical terms.
December Love: A Month (Usually) Forgotten
We bust out our favorite December releases from any year
Charles Bradley, Black Sabbath, & “Changes”
Remembering the soul singer on the anniversary of Black Sabbath's "Vol. 4"
Seven Essential Songs From Tony Martin-Era Black Sabbath
Gems from an oft-overlooked era of metal's founding fathers
Interview: Tom Allom & Jack Ruston (Judas Priest, Producer)
Judas Priest's classic prdoucer, 'The Colonel', talks 'Turbo'
Children of the Grave: From Brownout to Brown Sabbath
The Latin funk Black Sabbath tribute wants to be more than just a cover band
Sábado Negro Para Siempre – Heavy Metal and Black Sabbath From a Latino Perspective
Why Black Sabbath, and metal's Latino roots, will never fade away
“Ozzfest Meets Knotfest” is a thing that is happening (with Black Sabbath, Slayer, Anthrax, Megadeth, Dead Cross, & more)
Why decide between Ozzy Osbourne's festival and Slipnkot's festival, when you can COMBINE THEM?
Photos & Review: Black Sabbath at Madison Square Garden
Black Sabbath put on a fantastic show at the first New York City stop of their final tour. We've got pictures, the setlist, and a review.