According to Geezer Butler’s official site, he formed a new band, called Deadland Ritual, in 2019. According to Kerrang!, however, that project is on hold while he’s working on two tracks for The Evamore Project, which involves scientific entrepreneur Chris Evans, former Sabbath bandmate Tony Iommi, and Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason. Geezer has also been very vocal about certain artists of today’s music scene. “I have to say, though, that Cardi B p***** me off with that ‘WAP’ song,” Geezer said in the same interview with Kerrang! in 2020. “It’s disgusting! But there you go.” Geezer continued, “A friend of mine didn’t know what the song was about but his 10-year-old girl was singing it! I was like ‘What?!’ To put it on album, fair enough. But to put it out as a single? That’s a bit much. Then again, I’m 71. A bloody old goat!”

According to Louder, Geezer has been promoting the vinyl releases of Plastic Planet, Black Science, and Ohmwork, three solo albums the Sabbath bassist worked on between 1995 and 2005, with Plastic Planet including vocals by Fear Factory’s Burton C. Bell. Thankfully, Geezer was able to remember lots of things from his incredible music career and life, and told Kerrang! he was also working on his autobiography: “I’m quite a private person as you know, so it’s quite a challenge really. But it has been fun looking back and thinking back to the early days.” Geezer will certainly have some amazing stories to tell.