Eyehategod 'A History of Nomadic Behavior'

New Orleans’ Eyehategod has been delivering the snarling, bilious sound of dead-end America since 1988. Their music embodies a raw sense of disenchantment, with Sabbathian riffs and caustic anger blending sludge, punk, and doom. Albums like 'In the Name of Suffering' (1990) and 'Take as Needed for Pain' (1993) cemented their reputation as pioneers of their infamous and influential sound.

Their sixth album, 'A History of Nomadic Behavior', showcases a leaner, road-hardened lineup featuring Jimmy Bower, Mike IX Williams, Gary Mader, and Aaron Hill. Tracks like “Built Beneath the Lies” and “Every Thing, Every Day” prove the band hasn’t mellowed with time. Instead, they remain uncompromising, crafting uneasy, disorienting music for troubled times.