"Sabotage" is the sixth studio album by the iconic English rock band Black Sabbath, released on July 28, 1975. The album's production occurred during a tumultuous period for the band, marked by legal disputes with their former manager, Patrick Meehan. This legal battle heavily influenced the album's creation and is reflected in its title, "Sabotage."
The album was co-produced by Tony Iommi, the band's guitarist, along with Mike Butcher. "Sabotage" showcases Black Sabbath's signature heavy metal sound, characterized by powerful riffs, dark themes, and Ozzy Osbourne's distinctive vocals. It features tracks like "Symptom of the Universe," "Hole in the Sky," and "Megalomania," which have become fan favorites over the years.
Despite the challenges faced during its creation, "Sabotage" received critical acclaim and has since been recognized as one of Black Sabbath's classic albums. It remains a pivotal release in the history of heavy metal music, contributing to the band's enduring legacy.
