Mike IX Williams may be possessed. Even after 34 years, the lead singer and lyricist of New Orleans outfit Eyehategod confesses he still isn’t sure how he produces the tortured screams and wails that ...

New Orleans sludge metal vets Eyehategod will be on tour soon, having just announced a August tour with Exhorder and Hans Condor that runs through the Midwest and Northeast. They’ll then be back out ...

Southern sludge trope-makers Eyehategod put out their last record in 2000 — 14 years ago. Since then, the band has endured a seemingly endless string of setbacks: Hurricane Katrina, various band ...

Not content to just wait until their tour with Soulfly, Mutiliation Barbecue and Skinflint in the Fall, Eyehategod announced another run of shows with Exhorder that’s set to take over most of August.

The New Orleans sludge metal acts Eyehategod and Crowbar brought the Louisiana mugginess and heavy riffs to Club Dada on Wednesday evening to a more-than-ready crowd. Crowbar frontman Kirk Windstein ...

"The great EYEHATEGOD is back together and are having a reunion show in the next few months. They have a new record out of rare 7"s tracks and hard to find songs and what not. They are going to come ...

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of their classic album Take As Needed for Pain, New Orleans sludge legends Eyehategod will be playing the record in full on a U.S. tour with fellow NOLA pals ...

The second leg of Eyehategod‘s “30 Years of Take As Needed For Pain” is coming around again across the U.S. and they’re once again taking Goatwhore along for the ride. Kicking off on August 31 in ...

Eyehategod, The Dwarves, and Luicidal are teaming up for a spring tour. The tour kicks off in April and runs through May. You can see the dates below. View this post on Instagram ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans sludge metal legends Crowbar and Eyehategod are heading back on the road together in 2026, announcing a spring U.S. tour that begins and ends in Louisiana. The tour ...

This lineup of underground metal bands might be the year’s best. Not only does each one play a different style of the genre, but as the night goes on, they progressively get better and more ingenious, ...