MY RUIN: Video Footage From Recording Studio Posted Online

August 9, 2007

Los Angeles-based hard rock band MY RUIN has posted video footage of the recording sessions for its new album, tentatively due later in the year. Watch the clips below.

On the direction of the new album, MY RUIN guitarist Mick Murphy previously said, "We're not reinventing our sound, we're just perfecting it. Our new songs are heavier, brighter and more intense. This album was very focused and well thought out, even though we went through so much chaos with [MY RUIN frontwoman Tairrie B's recent car] accident; it was a pleasure to record. The dichotomy of life and death is very present throughout. Not only did I lose my father this past year but I nearly lost Tairrie, my girl of seven years. We went through some very intense moments together and she is the throat and heart of MY RUIN. Without her, there is no band."

Having recently finished mixing the new album with Duane Burda, MY RUIN has decided to keep the CD title under wraps for the moment until a release date is set. The band debuted seven new songs at its January 19 show at the Whisky A Go Go in West Hollywood, California and filmed the event to be the final segment on their DVD, "Spilling Open", which they will be releasing this year. "We had to put editing on hold for a minute due to the accident and recording but this show will be the perfect way to end our last album 'The Brutal Language' and a great way to introduce our next one," said Mick.

Part 1 at The Hobby Shop:

Part 2 at The Hobby Shop:

Studio mini-movie:

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