SOIL Announces Partnership With BETTER NOISE MUSIC, Releases New Single ‘Enemy X’
SOIL has signed a global partnership with Better Noise Music and released “Enemy X” to mark the start of a new phase for the hard rock band. The deal brings the group to a label that says it is honoured to add SOIL’s back catalogue and new material to its roster, while the band plans a full-length album for 2027.
Formed in 1997, SOIL has released seven studio albums and sold more than two million records worldwide. Bassist Tim King said “Enemy X” reflects turmoil, conflict and negativity, and is intended to prompt listeners to reflect on what they are fighting for. The band is known for songs including “Halo”, “Unreal” and “Shine On”, and has toured internationally throughout its career.
In short
- SOIL has signed with Better Noise Music.
- New single “Enemy X” is out now.
- A full-length album is planned for 2027.
Explained simply
SOIL are an American hard rock band formed in 1997. They have released seven studio albums and are known for songs such as “Halo”, “Unreal” and “Shine On”; bassist Tim King is one of the band’s key members.
Better Noise Music is a record label that works with artists on recordings and releases. The partnership covers SOIL’s existing music as well as new material, linking the band’s back catalogue with its plans for a full-length album in 2027.
The band’s long career and international touring have given it an established audience. Its music often addresses conflict and personal struggle, themes King says are reflected in “Enemy X”.
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