Black Sabbath’s third album Master of Reality—remastered and available in Digisleeve CD format. A dark, crushing classic that helped shape the sound of doom, stoner, and grunge.

Released in 1971, Master of Reality is Black Sabbath’s third studio album and a defining moment in the evolution of heavy music. It’s the record where guitarist Tony Iommi began detuning his guitar by three semitones, crafting a darker, heavier tone that would become the blueprint for doom and stoner metal—and an inspiration for generations of musicians to come.

From the fuzz-drenched opening cough of “Sweet Leaf” to the thunderous force of “Children of the Grave,” Sabbath pushed their sound to new depths. Iommi’s riffing, Geezer Butler’s crushing bass (also down-tuned), and Bill Ward’s thunderous drumming forged a relentless wall of sound, while Ozzy Osbourne’s voice hovered above like a prophetic warning.

This remastered edition brings new life to a landmark album that influenced everyone from Nirvana and Soundgarden to the Smashing Pumpkins. Presented in a sleek Digisleeve CD format, it’s a must-have for any serious rock or metal collection.

 1 Sweet Leaf 5:06
2 After Forever 5:27
3 Embryo 0:28
4 Children Of The Grave 5:16
5 Orchid 1:31
6 Lord Of This World 5:26
7 Solitude 5:02
8 Into The Void 6:11