Ronnie James Dio knows what makes a good metal song, with a list that covers some of the genre's biggest legends, from Black ...

Black Sabbath may have written the unholy scriptures of metal, but some of their doomiest hymns got left out of their main discography.

He played with the two iconic Black Sabbath singers at very different points in his career. One stood well above the other ...

Heavy metal heroes Dio’s classic albums will be packaged together in the massive 7LP box set 'The Complete Albums 1983-1993.' ...

Some Black Sabbath albums are epoch-defining classics, some are average, some downright embarrassing, and we've ranked them – ...

Singer Ozzy Osbourne, guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler, and drummer Bill Ward. At first, they called themselves ...

Excess began to take its toll on the group in the late '70s, leading to subpar recordings, a waning identity and problems with Osbourne, who was eventually fired and replaced by Ronnie James Dio.

Ronnie James Dio was in agony as a 2009 tour with the Black Sabbath offshoot band Heaven and Hell continued. He just couldn’t figure out why. “We didn’t know it was the last tour at the time ...

I spent a disturbing evening last night in the company of Black Sabbath,” our reporter begins, before describing a “macabre ...

These four powerhouse bands and artists disliked their biggest hits, and we kind of get why they're still sick of them today.