SOiL release Enemy X and sign to Better Noise

On October 30, 2026, SOiL released the single Enemy X and a lyric video. No director is named. It is the band’s first new song in more than ten years. The same day, they signed to Better Noise. A full album is due in 2027. The write-up gives no title and no month.

“‘Enemy X’ is a song that is a voice for everything going on in the world today. The turmoil, the fighting, the finger pointing, the negatives. So many people focus on the drama and negative aspects of life that they lose sight of the important things. That leads to anger and confusion and eventually, hatred. At the end of the day, as the lyrics to ‘Enemy X’ state: ‘Do you even know who you’re out here fighting? Do you even know what side you’re on?’ We want people to self-reflect, the world needs it right now.”

Tim King

King spoke separately about the deal.

“SOiL could not be more excited to sign with Better Noise Music. What can I say — they are the BEST at what they do in the music business and beyond. It’s a dream come true to work with Allen Kovac and his top-notch team of industry experts. We can’t wait to unleash the new SOiL material to the world with them.”

Tim King

King plays bass. With him are Ryan McCombs on vocals, Adam Zadel on guitar, and TJ Taylor on drums. The band formed in 1997 and has released seven albums. The singles include Halo, Unreal, Redefine, The Lesser Man, and Shine On. A UK tour with Finger Eleven opened in Brighton on the day of the single. It runs through November 15.