Misconceptions In Heavy Metal Music

Heavy Metal is a genre a music that came to existence at about late 1960’s and early 1970’s. It is usually characterized by fast tempo, flamboyant lyrics and antagonistic rhythm, often involving themes like drug abuse, political issues or death. But actually it is a pure art form which is still trying to make its way to society. Heavy metal has been a source of social controversy since it started. Heavy metal brought a new look to rock. The early heavy metal artists like Black Sabbath, Led zeppelin and deep purple tuned their guitars down, increase their tempo and played guitars and drums faster. Much of the society did not actually investigate into the music to find out what it truly was and made assumption that were completely untrue. Heavy metal music had an awesome beginning and since has been victim of many misconceptions in society.
In such a situation a band emerged from Birmingham in 1968, which was assembled by guitarist and main songwriter Tony Iommi and main lyricist
Black Sabbath completed their first on Friday, February 13, 1970. They released the album at the same day. The album was recorded in only eight hours with very less cost almost 1220$ in United States currency, which was very cheap for that time. During the recording, the band still lacked popularity. They just did what they liked, which was sing about the gloomy side of life. At this point, the four of them were having a great time and did not expect to make it big in the music industry. Suddenly, the band began to make a name for itself. The release of their new album meant that they would go on a tour. The tour led the group to the United States. The United States of America had a great impact on the band. The United States of America was like a world unlike anything the band had ever experienced. The dirty side of rock and roll became prevalent to Black Sabbath with the American