Vol. 4

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Vol. 4 is a 1972 heavy metal album by Black Sabbath that marked a stylistic evolution for the band with more experimental and melodic elements alongside their signature heavy sound.

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instanceOf heavy metal album
studio album
artist Black Sabbath NERFINISHED
chronologyWithinDiscographyOf Black Sabbath NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception initially mixed but later acclaimed
featuresElement experimental elements
melodic elements
orchestral arrangements
featuresInstrument bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
vocals
followedBy Sabbath Bloody Sabbath NERFINISHED
follows Master of Reality NERFINISHED
genre hard rock
heavy metal
hasCoverArtFeaturing Black-and-white band photograph with orange logo text
hasPart Changes
Cornucopia NERFINISHED
Every Day Comes and Goes NERFINISHED
FX NERFINISHED
Laguna Sunrise NERFINISHED
Snowblind NERFINISHED
St. Vitus Dance
Supernaut NERFINISHED
The Straightener NERFINISHED
Tomorrow’s Dream NERFINISHED
Under the Sun NERFINISHED
Wheels of Confusion NERFINISHED
influencedGenre doom metal
heavy metal
stoner metal
notableTrack Changes NERFINISHED
Snowblind NERFINISHED
Supernaut NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
partOfSeries Black Sabbath studio albums
performer Bill Ward NERFINISHED
Black Sabbath NERFINISHED
Geezer Butler NERFINISHED
Ozzy Osbourne NERFINISHED
Tony Iommi NERFINISHED
producer Black Sabbath NERFINISHED
Patrick Meehan NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1972
recordedIn 1972
recordLabel Vertigo Records NERFINISHED
Warner Bros. Records

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Black Sabbath notableWork Vol. 4