Ozzy Osbourne Ozzmosis Album Jun 2026

A deep funk-metal riff drives this track. Ozzy explores his split personality—the sober father vs. the wild man of rock. It’s almost playful musically, but the lyrics are unnerving. It’s the sound of a man who has looked in the mirror and doesn’t recognize his own wardrobe.

A mid-tempo rocker with a nervous energy. The riff chugs like a train about to derail. Lyrically, it’s about addiction’s daily grind—the promise of quitting “tomorrow.” It’s not a fun song; it’s a journal entry from the edge. ozzy osbourne ozzmosis album

The most immediate talking point of Ozzmosis was the man behind the guitar. With Zakk Wylde out, Ozzy took a gamble on a then-unknown 24-year-old virtuoso from New Jersey: Joe Holmes (formerly of David Lee Roth’s band). Holmes brought a different flavor. Where Wylde was all pentatonic fury and pinch harmonics, Holmes leaned into a darker, more textured, almost grunge-influenced sludge. A deep funk-metal riff drives this track

: Co-written by Geezer Butler and Zakk Wylde, this track is a return to a heavier, more "Sabbathy" sound. Steve Vai - Facebook It’s almost playful musically, but the lyrics are