The Sign of the Southern Cross

The Sign Of The Southern Cross

" The Sign of the Southern Cross" is a track by Black Sabbath from their 1981 album " Mob Rules." Composed by band members Tony Iommi, Ronnie James Dio, and Terence Butler, the song showcases the band's signature heavy metal style. Released under B M G Rights Management, it continues to resonate with fans of the genre, highlighting the enduring legacy of Black Sabbath in music history.

Stitched Up Heart &; Lost (feat. Sully Erna) Official Video

Stitched Up Heart – Lost Official Video

Stitched Up Heart has released the official video for " Lost," featuring Sully Erna, showcasing footage from their tour with Godsmack. The song explores themes of struggle and self identity, reflecting feelings of being trapped and the search for a way out. The collaboration highlights the emotional depth of the lyrics, paired with a powerful musical backdrop. The track is available for download and streaming.

Hair of the Dog (2010 &; Remaster)

Hair Of The Dog

The remastered version of " Hair of the Dog" by Nazareth was released on February 15, 2010, under B M G Rights Management. This classic rock track features the distinctive vocals of Dan Mc Cafferty, alongside contributions from band members Darrell Sweet, Manuel Charlton, and Peter Agnew. The remastering aims to enhance the original sound while preserving its iconic essence.

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