My Dixie Wrecked and Animal Tetris (2016–2017) The Callous Daoboys released their debut EP, titled
My Dixie Wrecked, on
April 1, 2017. On December 1 of that same year, the band released their second EP,
Animal Tetris. This was the last release to contain the band's original lineup.
Die on Mars (2018–2022) In early 2018, drummer Alex Jerral and bassist Claire Darling left the band; Sam Williamson joined as the band's new drummer, and Jackie Buckalew as the bassist. On June 21, 2019, the band released their debut studio album,
Die on Mars, under Dark Trail Records. Reception to the album was very positive, and gained a lot of attention for the band. Caleb Newton of
Captured Howls described the album as "...an immersive experience that's far out ahead of... any kind of conventional songwriting."
MNRK Music Group and Celebrity Therapist (2022–2025) On March 19, 2022, The Callous Daoboys released a single titled "A Brief Article Regarding Time Loops", and announced that they were signing to
MNRK Music Group for the release of an upcoming second studio album. Their second album,
Celebrity Therapist, was released on September 2, 2022.
''I Don't Want to See You in Heaven'' (2025-present) On January 2, 2024, the band confirmed that they'll be heading into the studio later that year with Gatherers drummer Adam Cichocki to record their third full-length album, later announced under the title of ''
I Don't Want to See You in Heaven''. The album was released on May 16, 2025. On April 2nd, 2026, the band released a single titled "Gigantic Parasite Tongue", which vocalist Carson Pace confirmed on Twitter would be part of a bigger project. In the same post, he said he was "20% into writing LP4". == Musical style ==