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Wolfgang Van Halen’s debut album with Mammoth WVH finally arrives this week, and even though he completed the bulk of the work nearly three years ago, he remains intensely connected to the songs. “You know, it’s really weird. I’m super proud of it. I’ve never worked on anything harder in my life,” he tells UCR. “But it’s very odd. I’ve been sitting with this material for so long that I know it so well. But when I release a song, it’s almost like it’s brand new to me again. It’s a really weird feeling that I’ve never experienced before.”

When all else fails Source: iMore If, for some reason, restoring from a backup does nothing to help your problem, you can start fresh with a clean install of iOS on your device. The benefit of doing this is that it empties your iPhone of everything and resets it as if it were brand new, which means you can start over and only select apps you want to keep on your iPhone or iPad. It's sort of like spring cleaning your device. The bad news is that it does not save your Health data or Messages. Before doing a clean install, make sure your photos, app data, music, safari activities, and contacts h...

Wolfgang Van Halen's Mammoth WVH To Release Self-Titled Debut Album In June Thursday, 11 February 2021 Wolfgang Van Halen has announced the first album under his Mammoth WVH moniker. The self-titled record will arrive on June 11 via Explorer1 Music Group/EX1 Records and feature the newly unveiled single You're To Blame, a predictably thundering slice of hard rock, along with the heartfelt Distance, a bonus track released in 2020. All 14 songs on the album were penned by Wolfgang, with the former Van Halen bassist also recording all of the instruments himself as well as vocals. His...

In Alabama, unions gather to support workers seeking union recognition from the Earth’s largest non-union company.

Best of 2020 Staff Picks I must admit, I didn’t think I’d be writing one of these for 2020. I’m pretty sure I said as much in my 2019 recap. Of course, this turned out to be a year that none of us expected, and I managed to write another 40 or so reviews. I’m at about 460 in my 6 1/2 years with Punknews. I’d still like to get to 500, but if I’ve learned anything this year, it’s that plans are made to be broken. The podcast that I co-host with my pal Liverpool Neil, Punk Till I Die, is still going strong. As a matter of fact, it’s one of the things that kept me sane this year....