BLACK SABBATH bassist Geezer Butler has told Rolling Stone that he “about 120 riffs written down” for his next musical project, adding that he has “just got to pick a guitarist and sort through them.”
Butler’s last solo album, “Ohmwork”, which was released under the band name GZR, sold less than 900 copies during its first week of release back in May 2005, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Geezer’s first project under the GZR banner was 1995’s “Plastic Planet”. 1997’s “Black Science”, which was credited to GEEZER, featured vocalist Clark Brown, who also performed on “Ohmwork”.
