September 18th, 2009 sees the long awaited, digitally remastered, re-issue of 1927's ISH album. It's been 20 years since the Australian band burst on to the scene with their debut album, selling half a million copies in Australia.

Featuring the hit singles Thats When I Think Of You, If I Could, Youll Never Know and Compulsory Hero the albums success was also attributed to well crafted music videos and a relentless touring schedule. Starting out playing pubs and bars around Sydneys northern beaches, the band soon performed to arena-sized crowds, even crossing the shores to the UK.

A number of Awards were collected along the way including ARIA Awards in 1989 for Breakthrough Artist ALBUM (ISH) and SINGLE (Thats When I Think Of You). The video for Compulsory Hero won an ARIA award for Best Video, the following year.

Fronted by singer, Eric Weideman, it was founding member and guitarist, Garry Frost who contributed his writing talents to much of the album. Prior to 1927, Garry had a proven track record for penning a hit song or two. As guitarist with 80's Australian rock band Moving Pictures, he wrote What About Me which topped the Australian charts (twice!).

The long overdue reissue of the ..ISH album will be hot news for fans having not been able to access the album previously digitally, nor physical in form, for over a decade. The special new package will include lyrics, photos and sleeve notes by the band, and producer, Charles Fisher. The album has been digitally remastered and contains two previously unreleased LIVE tracks.

..ISH is one of the highest selling debut albums ever by an Australian band with their songs, to this day, remaining radio favorites. To celebrate the albums re- release, 1927 will be embarking on a Tour