​The origin of H27 dates back to early 2008, when four guys who happened to be working at the same company met and decided to jam together.  In the beginning, they played covers ranging from The Temptations to Megadeth.  It only took one practice to spawn original material.  The guys quickly decided to continue in the direction of writing their own material.  With each member bringing in different influences and playing styles, it was obvious that their sound was unique.  The songs written were driven by contagious high-energy grooves and contained intriguing, personal lyrics that are easy to relate to.  Finding their music difficult to define, Octane Rock seemed to be the best fit.  The band chose the name H27 based on a common place in their history.  In July of 2010, H27's bassist left, claiming musical differences and the inability to commit to the band.  The writing core of the band was left behind, so H27 continued on with it's music, becoming continually stronger and tighter.  H27 spent a lot of time and effort in finding the right bassist, but nobody quite fit.  In 2016, H27 were forced into a year-long hiatus due to multiple injuries.  In early 2017, H27 began to practice and write music again.  In May of 2017, a new bassist was found who fit in with the band and brought a new element to their unique sound.  In 2018, H27 released their debut EP, "Verboten", and their first full-length album, "The Road to Nowhere," with positive reviews.  In 2022, H27 released their next full-length album, "Dark Skies Filled With Lies," to much critical acclaim, and the album's song "Tsunami" was a finalist for WAMI's Rock Song of the Year in 2023.  H27's music has also been featured on several compilation albums over the years.  In November of 2025, H27's bassist parted ways after 8.5 years, stating he had lost his passion and didn't want to hinder the band.  H27 is presently working on their next album.  Be on the lookout for H27's unique brand of sonic indulgence.