EP 230 Jeramie Kling Inhuman Condition: Organic Riffs, Rat Gods, and the Art of Loud Collaboration

In this power-packed episode, Tom is joined by Jeramie Kling — drummer, vocalist, and multi-band force behind Inhuman Condition, Overkill, and The Absence (among many others) — for a deep dive into the art of death metal, sound engineering, and building a band from the underground up.

They discuss Inhuman Condition’s upcoming album Mind Trapped (dropping June 2025), behind-the-scenes tales from the Tampa death metal scene, killer merch ideas, liquid-filled vinyl madness, and why album flow matters more than ever in a digital age.

•  Mind Trap — Inhuman Condition’s 2025 album breakdown

•  Jeramie’s 3.5-hour drum session and organic recording methods

•  Dan Goldsworthy’s trap-themed album art

•  Vinyl talk: Godzilla eyeballs, sand-filled LPs & limited collector runs

•  Sound engineering stories

•  Mosquitoes, metal, and the song inspired by John Wayne Gacy

•  The magic of album structure and Taylor’s sequencing vision

•  The AI god ending of “Godship” and catharsis through chaos

•  Non-bus-driver listening: How musicians detach to hear like fans

•  Louisville tour talk + potential collaboration with Maul

 Releases June 2025 — North America | Europe | Japan
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 Follow: @inhumanconditionofficial

 YouTube: @AndNowTheBand
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 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms

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