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 Pre-Save on Spotify Inhuman Condition Bandcamp Follow: @inhumanconditionofficial YouTube: @AndNowTheBand Instagram: @and_now_the_band Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms #JeramieKling #InhumanCondition #Overkill #TheAbsence #MindTrap #DeathMetal #TampaMetal #MetalVinyl #OrganicRecording #MetallicaSnakePit #DanGoldsworthy #RatGod #Godship #HeavyMetalPodcast #MetalTour2025 #AIinMetal #UndergroundMetal #AndNowTheBand #SupportDeathMetal #MetalMerchMadness #NonBusDriverListening #ListenableInsanityRecords