German metallers POWERWOLF have honored the 75th birthday of the Prince Of Darkness himself, the legendary Ozzy Osbourne, by releasing a cover of one of the BLACK SABBATH vocalist’s most famous solo tracks, “Bark At The Moon”. The title track of Ozzy’s celebrated 1983 album is an immortal classic, a…
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