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Black Sabbath's Seventh Star arrived in 1986 as the band's tenth studio album, marking a significant shift in their classic lineup and sonic direction. By this point, the original Birmingham heavy metal pioneers had already navigated multiple personnel changes and stylistic evolutions across two decades. This record stands as a pivotal moment in the band's later-period work, capturing them navigating the production values and metal aesthetics of the mid-1980s while maintaining their foundational heaviness.

The album balances hard rock accessibility with metal's enduring power, evident across tracks like "In For The Kill," "No Stranger To Love," and the title track "Seventh Star." The driving riff work on "Turn To Stone" and "Danger Zone" showcase the band's instinct for propulsive, hook-laden songwriting, while "Sphinx (The Guardian)" demonstrates their continued appetite for darker, more expansive compositions. The record presents a band working within the constraints and possibilities of '80s production while refusing to abandon the heavy foundations that defined them.

This 2026 remaster restores the album to vinyl with fresh clarity and presence. The remastered stereo pressing captures the full breadth of the original recording while the packaging—including a white paper inner sleeve and insert with complete artwork and credits—provides the physical completeness vinyl collectors expect. A transparent sticker on the shrink wrap seals the package.

Tracklist:

A1. In For The Kill (3:48)
A2. No Stranger To Love (4:28)
A3. Turn To Stone (3:28)
A4. Sphinx (The Guardian) (1:12)
A5. Seventh Star (5:20)
B1. Danger Zone (4:26)
B2. Heart Like A Wheel (6:36)
B3. Angry Heart (3:06)
B4. In Memory... (2:36)
B5. No Stranger To Love (Remix) (4:22)