Wolfgang Van Halen has never done things halfway, and the new video for “One Of A Kind” proves it. The third single from Mammoth’s latest album ‘The End’ arrives with a full music video, keeping the momentum rolling on a record that Van Halen wrote entirely himself, playing every instrument and handling all vocals, just as he did on ‘Mammoth II’.
The album was recorded with friend and longtime collaborator Michael “Elvis” Baskette at the legendary 5150 studio, a location that carries serious weight in rock history. That setting clearly brought something out of the sessions. ‘The End’ is a focused, hard-hitting statement from an artist who continues to grow on his own considerable terms.
The live Mammoth lineup, Wolfgang alongside guitarists Jon Jourdan and Frank Sidoris, bassist Ronnie Ficarro, and drummer Garrett Whitlock, is currently on the road for a month-long run of headline dates with guests 10 Years and James and the Cold Gun. The tour wraps April 4 in Prior Lake, MN.
“One Of A Kind” is the kind of track that earns its title. It showcases exactly what makes Mammoth a genuinely compelling rock act, not just a famous last name but a band with real identity and serious chops behind it.