6 Best Black Metal Covers of Ozzy + Black Sabbath Songs

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Over the years, Sarkom have collaborated with an astounding pool of talents, and the guests on the wild Anti-Cosmic Art (2016), which ranks among the most memorable black metal experiences available to ears, include TNT’s Ronni Le Tekrø.

As a special vinyl-edition bonus track for this album, Sarkom recorded an amazing reinterpretation of Black Sabbath’s “Symptom of the Universe.” It hits us both like a shot of pure adrenaline and a crowbar with its unbounded energy.

The ridiculously charismatic Unsgaard demonstrates his brutal vocal prowess; Paradigma and ex-Dødheimsgard’s Tom Kvålsvoll, who doubles as an exceptionally accomplished engineer, blows us away with his mastery on guitar; and drummer Defest and bassist Sgt. V, formerly of Magister Templi and Svarttjern, likewise slay us with their performances.

A wicked new take on Sodom’s “Sodomy and Lust” can be found on Anti-Cosmic Art as well, and if you have not experienced that and Sarkom’s other excellent covers — “Breathe” (The Prodigy) and “Goatcraft Torment” (Urgehal) — we urge you to do so immediately.

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Favorite Black Sabbath album:

Master of Reality

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“(Tony Iommi) can go from the heaviest doom riff into a happy mode and it would still sound heavy. We can’t do happy, but Tony can pull it off. My favorite track is ‘Into the Void.'”

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