Said Wolf Van Halen in a statement about the new Mammoth WVH album: Another Celebration At The End Of The World “Another Celebration at the End of the World,” meanwhile, came with a music video depicting Wolf breaking up his band (comprised entirely of himself), re-focusing and introducing of his live band - Frank Sidoris (guitars), Jon Jourdan (guitars), Ronnie Ficarro (Bass) and Garrett Whitlock (drums):ģ. Here’s “Like a Pastime,” shared previously from the new record: It makes me happy to capture some of dad’s history on this song forever.”Ĭlick here to pre-order Mammoth II on CD from our Rock Cellar StoreĬlick here to pre-order Mammoth II on LP from our Rock Cellar Store It’s straight up what he used on the earliest Van Halen records.
I played the solo on the original Frankenstein guitar and through Dad’s original Marshall head and one of the original cabinets. “It’s officially the longest song I’ve released to date, and I feel the guitar solo is really special. “It was the last song we finished,” said Wolfgang Van Halen of the track in a statement. Needless to say, it’s an epic listening experience: Here’s its latest single, “Take a Bow.” Debuted on Tuesday, the track is led by a steady guitar lead paired to an arena-ready chorus from Wolf - with the song’s key squealing guitar solo played on his late father‘s original “Frankenstein” guitar and through Eddie’s original amplifiers. Wolfgang Van Halen, aka Mammoth WVH, is gearing up for another huge year on the hard-rock scene, with his second full-length album, Mammoth II, due out Aug.
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