From ‘Plastic Planet’ to ‘Ohmwork’ via ‘Black Science’, Geezer Butler’s solo catalogue gets a welcome rerelease. Eamon O’Neill revisits the hand of Doom’s work outside of Black Sabbath, and finds contemporary '90s metal with Sabbath sludge.
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From ‘Plastic Planet’ to ‘Ohmwork’ via ‘Black Science’, Geezer Butler’s solo catalogue gets a welcome rerelease. Eamon O’Neill revisits the hand of Doom’s work outside of Black Sabbath, and finds contemporary '90s metal with Sabbath sludge.
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