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Some bad news for Black Sabbath fans - as Ozzy Osbourne shoots down rumours of them releasing any more new material as they are 'too old'.
Watch our video interview with guitarist Toni Iommi above
The band are set to embark on their final every tour next year before splitting, however many fans were hopeful of one last album from the group - especially after guitarist Toni Iommi told us that they did have new and unheard tracks remaining.
However, if Osbourne has his way, it's doubtful they'll ever see the light of day.
"We were gonna do one [another album] before the tour, but it would take three or four years to write and record an album, by which time I'll be fucking 73 or 72 or something, so we decided just to do a farewell tour," Osbourne told Digital Spy.
Last month, Iommi told us: "We've got some tracks that we recorded before with Rick Rubin in LA," he replied. "When we did our last album we made 16 tracks, but we only put eight on the album so there are tracks there that could possibly show their face at some point."
Meanwhile, the band will be back in the UK to headline Download Festival 2016, alongside Iron Maiden and Rammstein. Download takes place between 10-12 June. For tickets and more information, click here.
