There are at least eight bands named Inhuman:

1) Hardcore band from NY.
2) Gothic metal band from Portugal. Formed in 1992. Split in 2002 and reacted in 2008.
3) Death metal band from Germany (nowadays Soul Demise)
4) A Modern Rock band from Dreieich (near Frankfurt)
5) Technical Death Metal band from Costa Rica. Formed in 2011. Released debut full-length "Course of Human Destruction" in 2013.
6) Black Metal band from Canada.
7) Death Metal band from Poland.
8) Thrash Metal band from US. Self-titled full-length released in 1995.
9) A German deathstep producer, formerly known as Code:Pandorum.

1) From beneath the streets of Brooklyn, New York comes INHUMAN. Founded in the summer of 1995 by vocalist Michael Scondotto, INHUMAN are among the last remaining true Hardcore bands from NYC. Combining the sounds of the late 80's NYHC scene with Punk Rock and Metal, to create a new hybrid of dark, aggressive and sometimes melodic music. No strangers to the Hardcore/Punk underground, INHUMAN have released 2 full length cds, 3 7"eps and have appeared on countless compilations over the years. It was in late 2002 that the band ended their near 3 year period of silence with the release of the critically acclaimed ep entitled "Black Reign" on the Belgian based Released Power Productions. In the spring of 2003, INHUMAN did their first ever tour of Europe to much success in support of this release.

With "The New Nightmare", INHUMAN have crafted their finest release to date. Produced by Dean Baltulonis (SICK OF IT ALL, MADBALL) and recorded at The Atomic Recording Co. in the bands hometown of Brooklyn NY. From the Hardcore assault of the opening track "Uprising", to the band's new anthem "Brooklyn Bastards", the melodic sounds of "Killing Me", the brutality of "Bloodlust" all the way to the haunting sounds of the closing instrumental "Nightmare", INHUMAN take the listener on an unsuspecting ride of dark Hardcore-Punk-Metal madness they won't soon forget. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.