For over three decades, Eyehategod have stood as one of the most uncompromising forces in sludge metal, channeling raw frustration and venom into music that reflects the bleakest corners of modern existence. On their sixth full-length, 'A History of Nomadic Behavior', the New Orleans veterans continue to embody the sound of decay and defiance, weaving Sabbath-inspired riffs with punk sneer and doom-soaked heaviness. Far from mellowing with age, the band sharpen their feral energy into a tighter, more direct form, forged through relentless touring and survival.

From the caustic stomp of "Built Beneath the Lies" to the lurching groove of "Every Thing, Every Day," the album is a searing portrait of disillusionment, rage, and perseverance. Frontman Mike IX Williams’ rasping delivery spits bile against a backdrop of Jimmy Bower’s crushing guitar, Gary Mader’s pummeling bass, and Aaron Hill’s pounding drums. At once abrasive and hypnotic, the record captures Eyehategod at their most road-worn and resolute, crafting uneasy anthems for a fractured age. 'A History of Nomadic Behavior' proves that the band’s snarling spirit and cathartic violence remain undiminished, making it a vital addition to their legacy of nihilistic sludge.