WHO ON EARTH celebrate the release of their debut album 'BLAME' with a record release party at Starland Ballroom in their home of NJ as openers for Zebra and Enuff Z'nuff!

New Jersey metal outfit Who On Earth are gearing up for their independent full-length debut effort, Blame. Consisting of Andrew Couche (vocals), Pete Rizzi (bass), Joe D’Aqui (drums), and Bruce Gatewood (guitar), the band teamed up with guitarist and producer Mike Orlando (Adrenaline Mob, Noturnall) to create an homage-sounding record filled with rock nostalgia. Today (27th), the band has teamed up with Metal Insider for an early stream of the album.

 The group comments:

“The wait is over and “BLAME” is finally here.    A triumphant return to the fist pumping, guitar screaming, chorus shouting music of years ago revitalized with a modern sound that trumpets the return of melodic power groove that’s been lost along the way.   This album didn’t take weeks, months or years to make.   It took decades to make and the timing couldn’t be better.  And its just the beginning….”

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"Here we go again!" shouts Who on Earth's frontman, Coosh as the band explodes into  “Down & Out”, the latest single off of their forthcoming album "BLAME" to be released later this year. 

This is a band with stories to tell and experiences to share and they once again deliver them with groove and melody. Bassist and songwriter Pete Rizzi explains, "This is a song about alcoholism and drug addiction. It's about a guy who wakes up after being in a blackout. Something terrible has happened, people are screaming and crying. He doesn't know exactly what he's done and we don't actually find out but he knows that he is to blame and that the jig is finally up; he's hit bottom."

Coosh adds: "‘Down & Out’ resonates with me deeply because the topic of substance abuse and addiction have plagued some of my family members and close friends. I personally traveled a similar journey and was lucky enough to escape its path of destruction before it was too late."