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RUIN To Record New Demo With Ex-SOULFLY/SNOT Guitarist

March 24, 2006

Hollywood, California-based RUIN will be hitting the studio with producer Mikey Doling (former SNOT/SOULFLY guitarist) March 25-29 to record an instrumental demo for the purposes of landing a new lead singer. "We are currently holding auditions for vocalists who might be interested," the band write in a statement. "We previously recorded [a demo] with Mikey [producing] in 2005 and parted ways with singer Pat Larkin in February 2006."

RUIN's last demo featured a guest appearance by Doling in the song "Pull You Down".

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