A Place to Kill

The duo's debut EP arrived in June.

A Place to Kill — the heavy industrial duo comprising Richard Patrick of Filter and Jim Louvau of There Is No Us — are on a tear. Hot on the heels of their debut EP, June’s APTK, they’re unleashed a new single, the slow-burning but ultimately explosive “Something Inside of Me,” and its stark music video. Notably, the visual — directed by Tony Aguilar — captures Patrick and Louvau is high-contrast black and white, a striking shift from the black-and-red aesthetic surrounding APTK and its singles, videos, etc. Watch and listen above. A Place to Kill have promised a second, as-yet-untitled EP coming soon. “It’s very spontaneous,” Patrick said of the group’s songwriting process in an August interview on Tucson, Arizona’s Rock 102.1 KFMA (transcribed by Blabbermouth). “It’s not over-thought-out. I mean, we just get in, we write some lyrics, we put some vocals on it, and just make it work musically and in a short amount of time. And that’s why we’re already — we’ve released one EP already, and we’re already releasing a second, because there’s so much music that we could just keep pumping out because it’s so spontaneous and easy. And when something comes along and it’s really fun and easy to make, that is 90 percent of the reason why bands break up, because they hit a brick wall creatively. They get blocked. And with us, it’s just, like, let’s just keep going until the wheels fall off. Let’s just keep going and making new music while it’s fun and exciting.” No release date has been announced as yet for A Place to Kill’s second EP. In the meantime, you can snag the APTK EP on limited-edition “Red & Black Starburst” 12″ vinyl from Revolver’s shop.