Florida’s death metal powerhouse Inhuman Condition has released the music video for “Face For Later,” the second single from their third full-length album, Mind Trap, set to drop on June 27, 2025, via Listenable Insanity Records. The video premiered today, May 14, 2025, following the first single “Severely Lifeless,” which debuted on April 2.
Formed in 2020, Inhuman Condition—Jeramie Kling (vocals/drums, Overkill), Taylor Nordberg (guitars, Deicide), and Terry Butler (bass, Obituary)—delivers a high-octane blend of groove-laden thrash and old-school death metal. “Face For Later,” a 4:38 track, embodies the band’s love for high-energy action, with Kling noting, “Sometimes it’s all about the high action. This song has that and more!” The video, produced by Revolt Entertainment with cinematography by Frank McMahon and Deidra Kling, and editing by McMahon, captures the band’s roots in Florida’s skate culture. Kling and Nordberg, both avid skaters in their youth, infuse these elements into the visuals, creating a gritty, adrenaline-fueled ride that invites fans to “sit back, crack a beer, and see just how we do it here in Florida.”
Recorded, mixed, and mastered at Smoke & Mirrors Productions in Spring Hill, Florida, with mixing by Kling, mastering by Nordberg, and additional bass engineering by Ken Andrews in The Back Lounge, Mind Trap promises to be a brutal evolution of their sound. The album’s artwork, designed by Dan “Babe Ruth” Goldsworthy, with a logo revamp by Mark Riddick and photography by Deidra Kling, reflects the chaotic themes Kling described as a “profound crisis” engulfing the world. Inhuman Condition has built a strong reputation with their 2021 debut Rat°God, 2022’s Fearsick, and 2023’s Panic Prayer EP, sharing stages with Deicide, Vader, and Hatebreed, and playing the 2024 70k Tons of Metal Cruise.
Tracklist:
- Severely Lifeless
- Face For Later
- GodShip
- The Betterment Plan
- Mind | Tool | Weapon
- Chaos Engine
- Recollections Of The Future
- Obscurer
- Science Of Discontent
Fans can pre-order Mind Trap now at inhumancondition.bandcamp.com, with options including a limited CD box set, vinyl, and more. Check out the “Face For Later” video for a Florida death metal sound at its finest, and get ready for the full album this June!