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    Tommy Iommi Announces First Solo Album in 21 Years

    Team_The Industry Highlighter MagazineBy Team_The Industry Highlighter MagazineJuly 29, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    More than two decades after his last proper solo effort, Fused, longtime Black Sabbath guitarist Tommy Iommi has announced From the Dark. He co-wrote the album with Norwegian metal singer Jørn Lande, co-produced it with frequent collaborator Mike Exeter, and recruited Queen’s Brian May for a guest solo on “Death Wake.” It’s out October 23 on BMG. Check out the music video for first single “World Alone” below.

    “It’s an album we’ve really enjoyed making,” Iommi said in a statement. “We’re not trying to prove anything.” Alongside the announcement, the guitarist also spoke to Rolling Stone about the record as well as the life without Ozzy Osbourne. “It’s been really strange,” he said. “I still don’t feel like he’s gone because when I look on YouTube or whatever, there’s something to do with Ozzy, and I see him again and again. It’s almost like he’s still here. It’s really peculiar. Only, we were in touch so many times. That’s what I miss.”

    Revisit our Sunday Review of Black Sabbath’s Paranoid.

    From the Dark
    01 Over The Violent Sun
    02 Black Times
    03 World Alone
    04 Beyond The Dead
    05 Stormwatcher
    06 Death Wake
    07 Return Of The Arbalist
    08 Legacy



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