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Tours: Eyehategod Keep Touring
News — January 17, 2011
The once dead, Eyehategod are more alive than ever. Today they have announced a short tour for the month of February. No openers have been announced as of yet but, all dates are below/
Tours: Eyehategod Set Up Tour
News — November 5, 2010
Eyehategod will hit the road with Phobia in late-November for a tour of the Southeast. Dates are as follows:Tours: Eyehategod Broaden Summer Touring Plans
News — May 28, 2010
Eyehategod’s have broadened their summer U.S. dates, here’s how they now look:Tours: Eyehategod tour announced
News — April 9, 2010
Eyehategod has announced a June run with support (on select dates) from Nachtmystium, Withered, and Brutal Truth, among others. Dates are as follows:Records: Eyehategod Vocalist Releases Spoken Word 7"
News — November 12, 2009
Mike Williams, vocalist for Eyehategod, Outlaw Order, Arson Anthem and author of Cancer As A Social Activity: Affirmations Of World's End is releasing a spoken word / power electronics limited edition 7". Side Zero features "That's What The Obituary Said," a spoken prose piece with ambient backing by Ryan McKern. …Records: Eyehategod Pre-Orders Launched
News — September 17, 2009
Eyehategod will release their highly praised full-length, Confederacy of Ruined Lives, on vinyl on October 22nd. The album will be available in two versions: hand numbered and limited to four hundred copies on thick black vinyl and one hundred hand numbered copies on white vinyl with tan and black …Records: Eyehategod Tribute Update
News — April 29, 2006
More info on For The Sick - A Tribute To Eyehategod to be released on Emetic Records has surfaced. The effort is tentatively slated for a Fall release and set to feature the artwork of NOLA based artist Allen Jager. The album is expected to feature the following contributions: Brutal …Shows: Crowbar / Eyehategod 20th Anniversary Show
News — July 10, 2008
Crowbar and Eyehategod will celebrate twenty years together with a show together on August 29th at One Eye'd Jack's in New Orleans, LA. In related news Crowbar has plans to release a new full-length in 2009 and tours to support its release.Records: Eyehategod Get Vinyl Release
News — June 30, 2009
I'm Better Than Everyone Records will be releasing Eyehategod's 2000 release Confederacy of Ruined Lives on vinyl in August.
MP3s: Adult Swim's Metal Swim 2: coming soon
News — April 27, 2019
Adult Swim, Cartoon Network's late night animated programming, will release a curated stream-only compilation on May 3 named Metal Swim 2. The comp includes 15 new songs curated by Laura Sterritt and covering a range of metal-minded styles. The exact playlist is yet to be unveiled but artists are …
Shows: Cosmic Sonic Rendezvous 2026
News — May 9, 2026
Tee Pee Records / United Sounds NYC sponsorerd Cosmic Sonic Rendezvous is back, taking place in Brooklyn, NY later this month on May 23-24. The two-day lineup leans heavy on doom and psychedelia, including The Obsessed, Dead Meadow, Eyehategod, Pentagram, and more (full lineup below).
Records: Seeing Red Records announces The Infinite 8 Steps To Power / Money / More
News — January 8, 2022
On Feb. 22, 2022, a collaborative project that features members of Cro-Mags, EyeHateGod, Lunachicks, Agnostic Front, and a bunch more will release the debut from MØTIVATIØN, titled The Infinite 8 Steps To Power / Money / More. As the driving force, member Ø says: The goal …
Labels: Psycho Las Vegas launches label with Motorhead tribute
News — August 20, 2021
The (mostly) annual Psycho festival in Las Vegas, taking place this weekend, has announced a spinoff record label called Psycho Waxx. The inaugural release will be a Motorhead tribute called Löve Me Förever: A Tribute To Motörhead, fittingly being recorded during the festival this very weekend. Expected to …
Shows: Don't Call It a Fest 2015
News — June 16, 2015
Taking place on Saturday sept. 12 at the Tangent Gallery in Detroit, Don't Call It A Fest has unveiled their line-up for the year. The daylong event includes Eyehategod, Old Wounds, Noisem, and reunions from See You Next Tuesday and Premonitions of War. Tickets are $25.
