ROB DE LUCA's OF EARTH To Release 'The Monarch' This Spring

February 21, 2013

OF EARTH, a musical endeavor featuring Rob De Luca (UFO, SEBASTIAN BACH),will release its second album, "The Monarch", this spring. The CD, which will be releamade available via Lovember Records, was co-engineered by "Album Of The Year" Grammy winner Tom Camuso and mastered by Howie Weinberg. In addition to singing and playing bass on "The Monarch", Rob De Luca produced and mixed the album.

The first single from "The Monarch", entitled "Prototype", is out now and available this week for free on CD Baby. Head to this location to download the track.

De Luca will head back out on the road this month, playing bass with legendary British rockers UFO in Europe.

OF EARTH is:

Rob De Luca - vocals, bass
Paul Casanova - guitar, vocals
Rik De Luca - drums
Matt Baram - keyboards

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