Sacred Bones Records released a legitimately great Sabbath tribute album in 2020, and you’re gonna hear about it! Strolling through the “Black Sabbath” tag on Toilet ov Hell is an adventure. You might come across R.M. Temin’s thoughtful look into the history of metal’s earliest and most persevering connections to reactionary politics and how we might resist, counteract, or nullify such entrenched and inextricably linked forces. The comments, which number well into the hundreds, are a mix of support for Temin’s measured and well-researched approach to the topic and an admittedly predictable response from a host of reactionaries. Temin, however, … Continue reading No Bones About It: It’s Sacral Profanity as Sacred Bones Takes on Black Sabbath