Pterodactyl Problems release "Sabbath Medley" video
Toronto rockers Pterodactyl Problems have just unveiled a video for their stunning Sabbath Medley. The song features a unique take on 4 classic early Black Sabbath tracks and proves just how versatile the band really is. As someone who’s seen them live a couple of times, I can attest that it’s even better live! These boys are no joke! But to tide you over until Covid is over, watch the video of this beast of a medley below. The Sabbath Medley will also be available on all streaming platforms in the next few days.
Pterodactyl Problems covers Black Sabbath in the first of a series of covers being released as the band works on ground-breaking new material under the Bandw...
Songs in the medley:
Iron Man
War Pigs
Paranoid
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