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The official music video for “Name In Blood”<\/b>, the latest single from BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b>, can be seen below. The clip was directed by BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b>‘s longtime visual collaborator, Justin H. Reich<\/b> of Three Thirty-Three Creative<\/b>.<\/p>\n
“Name In Blood”<\/b> is the fourth single from BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b>‘s upcoming album, “Engines Of Demolition”<\/b>, which will arrive on March 27 via MNRK Heavy<\/b>. The follow-up to 2021’s “Doom Crew Inc.”<\/b> contains 15 tracks, including the three previously released singles “Broken And Blind”<\/b>, “The Gallows”<\/b> and “Lord Humungus”<\/b> as well as a tune titled “Ozzy’s Song”<\/b>, which is an apparent tribute to BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b> guitarist\/vocalist Zakk Wylde<\/b>‘s longtime bandmate, the iconic BLACK SABBATH<\/b> singer Ozzy Osbourne<\/b>.<\/p>\n
In a May 2025 interview with Scott Davidson<\/b> of Chicago’s Rebel Radio 92.5 FM<\/b>, Zakk<\/b> talked about his songwriting process for BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b>, saying: “For me, it always starts with the riff. And the riff just inspires you to sing something over it. Actually, most of the time, even when it’s the mellow stuff\u2026 I mean, whether I’m sitting at the piano, I pick up an acoustic, it’s the chord progressions and everything like that. But especially with the heavy stuff, for me it’s usually always the riff. And the riff will dictate where the song’s going.”<\/p>\n
Asked in an April 2025 chat with American Musical Supply<\/b> how much easier it is for him to record music now that he has a home studio at his disposal, Zakk<\/b> said: “It’s great\u2026 Most the time when we would do a record, it’s just like there’s an implosion of ideas. You write ’em, and then you’re done. And then when you get some other ideas and it’s time to write another [song], then you come up with this other thing\u2026 It’s an implosion of ideas, and then you’re done\u2026 Even with ‘The Gallows’<\/b> and ‘Lord Humungus’<\/b>, it was just kinda like I was jamming on ’em in my weight room on my amp. And then I was like, ‘Oh, this is a cool riff. I like this thing.’ And then just put a melody to it, and then the guys came out and recorded it. And then we just recorded it just then, so it wasn’t like it’s been sitting around for a while.”<\/p>\n
“Engines Of Demolition”<\/b> track listing:<\/p>\n
01. Name In Blood<\/b>
02. Gatherer Of Souls<\/b>
03. The Hand Of Tomorrows Grave<\/b>
04. Better Days & Wiser Times<\/b>
05. Broken And Blind<\/b>
06. The Gallows<\/b>
07. Above & Below<\/b>
08. Back To Me<\/b>
09. Lord Humungus<\/b>
10. Pedal To The Floor<\/b>
11. Broken Pieces<\/b>
12. The Stranger<\/b>
13. Ozzy’s Song<\/b>
14. Name In Blood<\/b> (Unblackened)
15. Lord Humungus<\/b> (Unblackened)<\/p>\n
Wylde<\/b> formed BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b> in 1998 and has kept the band busy in between touring and recording with Ozzy Osbourne<\/b>, whose backing group he first joined nearly four decades ago.<\/p>\n
A charismatic heavy metal marauder recognized worldwide as a living legend, Wylde<\/b> rose to prominence when Ozzy<\/b> chose him as his loyal axeman, based on a cassette he mailed in as a teen. Guitar World<\/b> put Zakk<\/b> on the magazine’s cover more than a dozen times in recognition of his work on multiplatinum albums by the icon he called “the Boss” and more than two decades of music made by BLS<\/b>.<\/p>\n
BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b> quickly became a touring juggernaut and has gone on to release nearly a dozen successful studio albums which have sold more than a couple of million copies in total.<\/p>\n
BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b>‘s “Order Of The Black”<\/b> (2010) and “Catacombs Of The Black Vatican”<\/b> (2014) both broke into the top five on the hard rock album charts.<\/p>\n
Since first joining Ozzy<\/b>, Zakk<\/b> had played on all of the BLACK SABBATH<\/b> singer’s solo albums except for 2020’s “Ordinary Man”<\/b>, including such classic efforts as “No More Tears”<\/b> (1991),“Ozzmosis”<\/b> (1995) and “Black Rain”<\/b> (2007).<\/p>\n
BLACK LABEL SOCIETY<\/b> is:<\/p>\n
Zakk Wylde<\/b> – vocals, guitar, piano
John “JD” DeServio<\/b> – bass
Jeff Fabb<\/b> – drums
Dario Lorina<\/b> – guitar<\/p>\n
Photo credit: Justin Reich<\/b> (courtesy of 30 Miles North PR<\/b>)<\/p>\n