You might notice that part of this song sounds an awful lot like part of "Electric Funeral" by Black Sabbath, even though that song came out two years after this one. It's one of many things shared between the two bands, some of which are probably only coincidental. Tony Iommi has always maintained that he wasn't familiar with Coven, but it's established that Geezer Butler was a listener of occult rock in the early days and their transition to darker imagery and even the name Black Sabbath coincides with this album hitting the market.
You might notice that part of this song sounds an awful lot like part of "Electric Funeral" by Black Sabbath, even though that song came out two years after this one. It's one of many things shared between the two bands, some of which are probably only coincidental. Tony Iommi has always maintained that he wasn't familiar with Coven, but it's established that Geezer Butler was a listener of occult rock in the early days and their transition to darker imagery and even the name Black Sabbath coincides with this album hitting the market.