Soil, an American rock band hailing from Chicago, Illinois, made a significant impact on the hard rock and heavy metal scenes since their formation in 1997. Characterized by their gritty sound and compelling lyrics, Soil quickly garnered a dedicated fanbase with their breakthrough album, "Scars," released in 2001. The album featured hits like "Halo" and "Unreal," which became anthems of the early 2000s rock scene. The band's lineup has undergone changes over the years, with founding members Ryan McCombs (vocals) and Tim King (bass) at the core of their creativity.

In recent years, Soil has continued to evolve while staying true to their heavy, aggressive sound. Their latest releases, such as "Restoration" and "The Lesser Man (Re-Recorded)," showcase the band's commitment to their roots while exploring new territories in sound and production. Notably, their re-recorded and sped-up versions of classics like "Halo" and "Breaking Me Down" demonstrate the band's desire to revisit their legacy with a fresh perspective. Consistently releasing new music, including covers like "Rockin' in the Free World" and originals like "Nightmare," Soil remains a resilient force in the American rock scene, continuously engaging their loyal fanbase and attracting new listeners with their powerful performances and relentless energy.

Genres

Alternative Metal

Industrial Metal

Nu Metal

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Latest Release

Restoration

Soil

Album - 11 Tracks - Released July 21, 2023