A Place to Kill, the industrial metal project from Filter vocalist Richard Patrick and There Is No Us vocalist and director Jim Louvau, drops the video for the new single “Keep My Name Out of Your Mouth” from their upcoming second EP APTK2, out November 13 via No Pulse Records. Watch it now.

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Patrick comments: “Super proud of this new EP. It’s even heavier and crazier than the first one. The post-apocalypse never sounded so good.”

Louvau adds: “APTK2 sounds more focused, more ferocious, and more pissed off than ever. We took some new roads this time around, and these songs feel more cinematic and serve as a soundtrack to the aftermath of a world that destroyed itself due to greed and betrayal.”

APTK2 follows the duo’s seven-song self-titled debut EP APTK, released in June 2026 to critical praise and attention from SiriusXM Octane and Revolver magazine. The roots of the collaboration stretch back nearly two decades: Louvau first met Patrick in 2008 before a Filter show, and later contributed backing vocals to Filter‘s 2020 track “Murica.” Patrick and Louvau produce and record at a spontaneous pace, generating material so quickly that a second EP follows the debut within months.

Patrick on their chemistry: “When something comes along and it’s really fun and easy to make, that is 90% of the reason why bands break up — because they hit a brick wall creatively. With us, it’s just, like, let’s just keep going until the wheels fall off.”