Richard Patrick of Filter and Jim Louvau unite for a fearless new industrial project that fuses crushing electronics, cinematic production, and modern aggression into one of 2026’s most compelling heavy releases.

Leading the release is “Jet Engine,” accompanied by an official music video directed by Tony Aguilera. The single serves as a powerful introduction to A Place To Kill’s uncompromising vision, pairing explosive visuals with crushing industrial intensity.

A Modern Industrial Assault

Instead of relying on traditional guitar-driven songwriting, APTK is powered by crushing synthesizers, punishing programmed drums, thunderous bass, and dense electronic textures. Patrick and Louvau combine industrial rock, electronic music, metal, and contemporary production into a sound that is both cinematic and relentlessly aggressive, while exploring themes of conflict, anxiety, social division, and resilience.

For fans of Filter, industrial rock, dark electronic music, and heavy alternative sounds, APTK is one of 2026’s strongest debut releases, showcasing remarkable chemistry between Patrick and Louvau while laying the foundation for what promises to be an exciting new chapter in modern industrial music.

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The official “Jet Engine” music video further expands the experience, reinforcing the band’s dark aesthetic and establishing A Place To Kill as one of industrial music’s most promising new acts.

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