INHUMAN CONDITION premiere new drum playthrough video for their crushing track "The Neck Step"
Band photo by Deidra Kling
Florida death/thrash trio INHUMAN CONDITION premiere new drum playthrough for "The Neck Step" from their hit debut album Rat°God via Sick Drummer Magazine. The playthrough was performed by drummer Jeramie Kling.
Jeramie adds: “I love this song, it grooves exactly where I want it to!! This is a favorite of mine off of Rat°God! It was also a lot of fun to play in front of that much fire. Stings the senses.”
You can check out the playthrough HERE. The band is also going on tour next month across the east coast. Tour dates and locations can be found below.
INHUMAN CONDITION showed up on the scene earlier this year, releasing 4 singles between the end of April and the album’s release date on June 4th on Listenable Insanity Records. The music for Rat°God was written by Taylor Nordberg (Guitars, THE ABSENCE, FORE) and Jeramie Kling (Vocals, Drums - VENOM INC, THE ABSENCE, FORE) in the fall of 2019 for what was to be the new MASSACRE album, whom both were members of. After their departure from the group the following year they teamed up with fellow former MASSACRE, and current OBITUARY member Terry Butler (Bass) and formed INHUMAN CONDITION.
Rat°God can be purchased or streamed on their Bandcamp HERE.
Tourantula 2021 East Coast Tour dates:
Sept 4 - Orlando, FL - Will’s Pub
Sept 5 - Chapel Hill, NC - Local 506
Sept 7 - Richmond, VA - Another Round Bar
Sept 8 - Wilmington, DE - Bar XIII
Sept 9 - Baltimore, MD - Shamrock Inn
Sept 10 - Clifton, NJ - Dingbatz
Sept 11 - Staten Island, NY - Mother Pugs
Sept 12 - Albany, NY - Empire
Sept 13 - Providence, RI - Alchemy
Sept 14 - Turtle Creek, PA - Sub Alpine
Sept 15 - Canton, OH - Buzzbin
Sept 17 - Atlanta, GA - Vision Studios
Sept 18 - Gainesville, FL - High Dive
Sept 19 - Tampa, FL - Brass Mug
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