Eyehategod
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Artist

Eyehategod

Type
Band
Styles
sludge metal
Fans
14k

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Eyehategod is an American sludge metal band formed in 1988 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Associated with the label Century Media Records, it draws inspiration in particular from Melvins, Black Sabbath, Black Flag and Saint Vitus.

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Eyehategod has played London before. Last time: Scala, November 2026.

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Popular tracks by Eyehategod on Spotify

Most-streamed tracks

Eyehategod’s most-streamed tracks on Deezer. This is not a concert setlist, but a good idea of the songs the audience knows. 30-second previews.

  1. Ruptured Heart Theory [Bonus Track] Take As Needed for Pain (Remastered Re-issue + Bonus Tracks)
  2. New Orleans Is the New Vietnam
  3. Depress [Bonus Track] Dopesick (remastered Re-issue + Bonus)
  4. Blank Take As Needed for Pain (Remastered Re-issue + Bonus Tracks)
  5. Take As Needed for Pain Take As Needed for Pain (Remastered Re-issue + Bonus Tracks)

Source: Eyehategod on Deezer

Profile

Latest album
A History of Nomadic Behavior (2021)
Formed
1988 · New Orleans
Active since
1998
Label
Century Media Records

About — The artist

Eyehategod, also stylised EyeHateGod, sometimes abbreviated and credited under the initials EHG, is an American sludge metal band from New Orleans, Louisiana. It is one of the pioneering bands of that scene. For years, the band has kept its original line-up, with the exception of the bassist, who has been replaced by various other musicians, and drummer Joey LaCaze, who died in 2013.

Eyehategod cites Melvins, Carnivore, The Obsessed, Discharge, Black Flag, Corrosion of Conformity, Black Sabbath, Celtic Frost, Confessor and Saint Vitus as its main influences.

Discography

  • In the Name of Suffering 1990
  • Take as Needed for Pain 1993
  • Dopesick 1996
  • Confederacy of Ruined Lives 2000
  • Live 2011
  • Eyehategod 2014
  • A History of Nomadic Behavior 2021