The legendary leader of Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, dropped the possibility that the mythical hard rock band will release a new studio album in the near future. This advance was made by Osbourne last week, during the press conference prior to the concert offered within the framework of the 'Sweden Rock Festival', where he spoke about the future plans of the group, among which he did not rule out the possibility of working on a new album .
Osbourne stated to the press: “Although we have not talked about it specifically, it is possible that there is another album, the intention is there. We have not yet sat down to decide what to do. We are going to finish this tour and then we will see ". These statements are known after guitarist Tony Iommi said that the band's concert in London's Hyde Park on July 4 could be the last of the band. “If it's goodbye, we'll be ending on a high note. But I'm ready for another record and another tour of Black Sabbath. If we can, great. If not, I'll just go on with my own stuff. ".
On this information, bassist Geezer Butler had recently revealed that the group still has four songs left over from the recording sessions of their latest album, '13', edited a year ago: “We may do another four or five more songs and thus have a new album. We would never do it to do it or for money. But yes, maybe that's the way it is ". Osbourne also added at the conference: “I never say never with these things. I never would have imagined that after 35 years I would be back on Black Sabbath with a record at the top of the charts and a world tour underway with all tickets sold. ".