Woman from Black Sabbath’s album cover creates AI-themed rock opera

The woman who was confirmed to be the mysterious figure on the cover of Black Sabbath’s self-titled debut has announced that she has created a new rock opera, inspired by AI and Alice in Wonderland. READ MORE: Ozzy Osbourne, 1948-2025: culture-smashing revolutionary that redefined rock and reality TV The album was released in 1970, and for decades, the elusive woman pictured standing by a 15th-century water mill in Oxfordshire was unidentified. Then, in 2020, Rolling Stone shared a feature piece that identified her as model Louisa Livingstone. Since then, she has been releasing music of her own too, including two tracks inspired by her time on the Black Sabbath cover: ‘Witch Woman’ and ‘The Woman by the Mill’. More recently, she has been releasing music under the alias Indreba, including a five-song album called ‘Alice’ which dropped last month. Now, in a new interview with Rolling Stone, she has discussed how that album came to be a rock opera inspired by the rise of artificial intelligence and Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland. The ‘Witch’ From Black Sabbath’s Classic Album Cover Is Now a Musician "I still find it a little bizarre at times being the Black Sabbath 'witch woman' ...