Born Again - Black Sabbath

"Born Again" is the eleventh studio album by the iconic British rock band Black Sabbath, released on September 12, 1983, under the Vertigo label. This album marks a noteworthy moment in the band's history, as it features the return of original vocalist Ian Gillan, known for his work with Deep Purple. With a total of nine tracks, "Born Again" showcases Black Sabbath's signature heavy metal sound while exploring themes of rebirth and transformation. The album's production was handled by the band alongside producer Martin Birch, who has worked with several prominent rock acts. "Born Again" includes notable tracks such as "Trashed," which reflects the band's heavy lyrical style and musical complexity. The album's artwork, featuring a striking cover designed by artist Dave Kinnes, has also attracted attention for its distinctive and memorable imagery. While "Born Again" received mixed reviews upon release, it has since gained recognition among fans and critics alike as a unique entry in Black Sabbath's discography, contributing to the evolution of the metal genre. The album is often discussed in the context of 1980s rock and remains a significant work in Black Sabbath's legacy.