MY RUIN: More Video Footage From The Studio Posted Online

February 20, 2010

MY RUIN — the Los Angeles based rock duo featuring lead screamer Tairrie B and husband/guitarist Mick Murphy — has been hard at work in the studio recording its sixth full-length album, "Ghosts and Good Stories", for an early 2010 release via Tiefdruck-Musik.

More video footage from the vocal-tracking sessions at MB Studios can be viewed below.

Commented Tairrie: "Our new album will be a testament to our strength as a band and the devotion we share to the music we have continued to create together against all odds and outside forces.

"We all have regrets and mistakes we have made trusting and believing in something or someone and ghosts of our past that haunt us but we also have passion for what we love and love lasts. Ironically, [in late 2008], I could never have imagined we would write this album, which is by far the most honest and heartfelt album of our career. I definitely have some good stories to tell and some serious heavy metal rock and roll thunder underneath them as well."

MY RUIN's last album, "Throat Full of Heart", was released in the U.S. in August 2008 through the band's imprint label Rovena Recordings via Redeye USA. The CD was recorded at The Hobby Shop in Highland Park, California (owned by producers Mudrock and Scott Gilman) and was co-produced by Murphy and Duane Burda.

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