New Jersey hard rockers Who on Earth have teamed up with Metal Insider to premiere a video for their latest epic single, “Yesterday’s Future.” The track is taken from their newly released EP, Smoke & Mirrors.  Click here to read all about it!

Hard rock band, Who On Earth, have paid tribute to the rock anthem, “Hold The Line” with a brand new cover version and accompanying video. On their remake of the Toto classic, the Jersey-based quintet also introduce their current lineup. CLICK HERE to watch and hear their rendition of the track!

A groundbreaking new music video has been released by emerging hard rock band WHO ON EARTH, marking a significant moment in the evolution of music and art. The music video for their latest single, “Watch The Fires Burn”, was entirely generated by artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Utilizing cutting-edge algorithms and deep learning models, the video was created without any human intervention, demonstrating the potential for AI to play a major role in the creation of art. As for the message behind the music itself, WHO ON EARTH seeks to draw attention to the continued destruction of our natural resources and wonders. Case in point: the Amazon rainforest, one of...

Who On Earth: Our Rocking, Local Pride & Joy Debra Kate Schafer Buzz March 27, 2023This is the band you didn’t know you needed… and they’re here for you… right here, right now."Who On Earth, a rising hard rock group out of our home state, are making sure to keep everything simple by doing what they love: making music. There is no question about their passion for their roaring live gigs or original music, and that in itself tells you what you need to know."   Read the full article here!

Hard Rock band Who On Earth have released the stripped-down, orchestral version of their track “Unbeaten” taken from their debut album Blame.  Read the full article here.

Note to self.For the millionth time, read the supporting material on these things before sitting down to write reviews. You see, Who On Earth, released this a week or two back and I’ve been listening to it off and on in that time.I thought I’d been dead clever in thinking that they sounded like Adrenaline Mob, and was preparing to say they were muscular and testosterone fuelled just like Portnoy and Russell Allen’s outfit were. Then I pull this out to get the band names and find Mike Orlando from AM has produced “Blame” – so they probably know all...