The verified facts on Engines of Demolition, Black Label Society's 2026 album.
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Verified release details.
Engines of Demolition is Black Label Society's newest studio album, released worldwide on March 27, 2026 through MNRK Heavy. It arrived after a long gap — the band's previous full-length, Doom Crew Inc., came out in 2021 — a span Zakk Wylde has attributed to roughly four years spent touring with the Pantera celebration lineup before returning to write and record.
The 13-track record was preceded by four singles: "Name in Blood," "Broken and Blind," "The Gallows," and "Lord Humungus." It also includes "Ozzy's Song," which Wylde wrote as a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, the Black Sabbath frontman he served as guitarist for over many years.
When did Engines of Demolition come out?
March 27, 2026, released worldwide via MNRK Heavy.
Is Engines of Demolition Black Label Society's first album in a while?
Yes — it is their first full-length studio album since Doom Crew Inc. in 2021.
What are the singles from Engines of Demolition?
"The Gallows," "Lord Humungus," "Broken and Blind," and "Name in Blood."
Is there a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne on the album?
Yes — the closing track "Ozzy's Song" is Zakk Wylde's piano-ballad tribute to his longtime bandmate Ozzy Osbourne.
Did Engines of Demolition chart?
Yes — it reached No. 31 on the US Billboard 200.
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