Bullets and Octane
Bullets and Octane is a hard rock band that formed with members Alex Pierce, Jake Hayes, Nick Taylor, and Sam Evans. Their 2007 debut single 'My Heart is an...
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Bullets and Octane is a hard rock band that formed with members Alex Pierce, Jake Hayes, Nick Taylor, and Sam Evans. Their 2007 debut single 'My Heart is an Empire' got some attention and helped establish their sound. They've released albums like Rise of the Empire in 2008, Unstoppable Force in 2011, Reign of Fire in 2014, and Apocalypse Now in 2017.
Their music includes songs like 'Pirates,' 'Alive,' and 'Bad Things To Bad People' that follow in that same hard rock vein. In 2010 they had some legal trouble with their band name and briefly performed as The Octane before returning to the original name.
They've built a following with their live shows and straightforward rock approach. The band continues to work within that hard rock style they established early on.
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