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Tony Iommi Talks About New Solo Album

Tony Iommi discussed his new solo album From the Dark, how he formed the solo group and plans for old Earth demos.

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Tony Iommi spoke about his new solo album From the Dark and how he formed his solo group. He initially designed the album as an instrumental project before deciding to make an album with a vocal group. Iommi said he considered Jorn Lande for the album and had worked with him before. Jorn wrote all the lyrics for the album.

Karl Brazil, who plays drums with Robbie Williams, was someone Iommi wanted to use on the album. Iommi said he worked without pressure and did not have to have the album ready in six weeks. He also said he has known Brian May for many years and that they have talked about music and guitars.

Iommi said he met Becky Baldwin through Mike Exeter and liked her playing. He said everyone on the album enjoyed the work and had a positive attitude. He also said there are plans to release old Earth demos from Black Sabbath, which will come out at some point.

Iommi said one of the things in the music industry that caught him unprepared was probably artificial intelligence.

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