Symphonic rock releases, week 38

This week's symphonic rock highlights include the global cinema release of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath's 'Back To The Beginning' concert film, as well as Tony Iommi's decision to decline a final album with the original lineup. Roger Taylor reflects on Queen's legacy, new creative directions, and global themes, while Amy Lee of Evanescence names her favorite album to date. Pink Floyd continues its archival work with the restoration of a decades-old surf film tied to 'Echoes' and the launch of a luxury 18-karat gold pick. The Enid also announce their final album and retirement from touring, marking the end of an era.

1. 01

   Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne

   Ozzy & Black Sabbath's 'Back To The Beginning' concert film set for worldwide cinema release in October

   Sep 17 · 14 outlets

2. 02

   Tony Iommi, Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, Andrew Watt

   Tony Iommi turned down offer to make final Black Sabbath album with original lineup

   Sep 15 · 8 outlets

3. 03

   Roger Taylor, Queen

   Roger Taylor discusses Queen, new music, and world issues

   Sep 18 · 3 outlets

4. 04

   Amy Lee, Evanescence

   Amy Lee says COVID helped create Evanescence's greatest album

   Sep 18 · 3 outlets

5. 05

   Pink Floyd

   Pink Floyd lance un médiator en or 18 carats à 6 700 euros

   Sep 14 · 2 outlets

6. 06

   Queen

   How Queen perfected trademark harmonies in a cave

   Sep 19 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   Pink Floyd

   Pink Floyd restaure l’incroyable film de surf qui accompagnait "Echoes" il y a plus de 50 ans

   Sep 18 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   Spiritualized

   Spiritualized Released “Let It Come Down” 25 Years Ago Today

   Sep 17 · 1 outlet

9. 09

   The Enid

   "Jason and I have committed ourselves to creating a final Enid recording." The Enid announce their retirement from touring and one final album

   Sep 16 · 1 outlet

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