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Filter's Richard Patrick Unleashes Heavy Deathstep EP

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Richard Patrick from Filter unveils his brutal side project, A Place to Kill, a collaboration with Jim Louvau, featuring a full EP of industrial trap metal, set to release around June 4th. Patrick and Louvau blend heavy dubstep with raw screams, creating a dark sound they call deathstep, perfect for high-speed drives and intense moments. This project marks Patricks heaviest work yet, pushing boundaries and maintaining his signature edge, as Filter prepares their next album, The Antidote, for a fall release.

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Filter's Richard Patrick Unleashes Heavy Deathstep EP

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Filter's Richard Patrick Unleashes Heavy Deathstep EP. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On May 1st, Richard Patrick from Filter just dropped details on his side hustle, a place to kill, a brutal industrial trap metal collab with Screamer, Jim LuVo, who's also a top photographer. They kicked it off with the track, the killing field back in early 2023 as a B-side to Filter's single. Now they're dropping a full EP around June 4th. Patrick handles most of the music and some vocals, but LuVo brings the raw screams that define the sound, think heavy dubstep, twisted into something. Darker, they call, deathstep. It's built for high-speed drives and pure rage, no holding back. Fans know Patrick hasn't softened up over the years. At this stage, he's leaning harder into the anger, mixing it with his filter roots from 9-inch. Nailed days and hits like, hey man nice shot. Meanwhile, Filter's cooking up their next album, the antidote, with about 16 or 17 tracks they're trimming to 12 for a fall release, saving extras for later. This project's Patrick's heaviest yet,

pushing boundaries like he has for three decades, and has got that edge keeping his fire alive in Rocks Wild. He ride. That's your update from Music News today, powered by AI.

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