Post Modern Ink Magazine Interview!

"If you haven't heard of My Ruin before, you better sit up and pay attention - not only was Tairrie B one of the pioneers of heavy female vocals (and we mean real heavy), the band is also fucking awesome. We spoke to Tairrie B and noise genius, Mick Murphy."

[Stephan Farrelly]

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Hey Friends!
Check out our rad 6 page feature in the new issue of the Post Modern Ink Magazine from Australia. Special thanks to Joshua Nash for sending us the scans and to Editor Stephen Farrelly for taking the time to speak with us and give us such a terrific spread!

xo

Mrs M

Hard Rock Magazine Feature!

Thank you to Hard Rock Magazine in France and to Miss Jessica Boucher-Retif for the nice feature in last months issue! For those of you who speak French and would like to read the interview please visit our press section where you can check out a larger version posted!


xo
Mrs M

Rock Hard Italy Feature!

VIVA ITALIA!

My Ruin were featured in the last issue of Rock Hard Magazine from Italy as well as our song 'Long Dark Night' which was included on the covermount CD along with Valient Thorr, Terror and Spiritual Beggars to name a few of the other artists! We would like to thank Miss Michele Zonelli for taking the time to speak with us about our new album and for those of you who speak Italian, we invite you to visit our press section where we have posted the interview for you to check out. Special thanks to Miss Irene Paranoia for sending us the scanned copy!

xo
Mrs M

Close Up Magazine Feature!

My Ruin were featured in the last issue of Close Up Magazine from Sweden and would like to thank Mr David Noaksson for taking a moment to speak with us about our new album. For those of you who speak Swedish, we would like to invite you to visit our press section where you can check out the interview and would also like to give special thanks to Miss Emma Ekberg & Miss Cecilia Ekholm for sending us the scanned copies!
xo
Mrs M

Mass Movement Feature!

"To open your heart to someone means to expose your scars of the past. Looking back it’s hard to believe I actually went through something like this and came out alive on the other side when it could have easily ruined my life.

It sometimes feels like a dream but each day when I meet the new day with my scar I know the nightmare was real and so was the car. It all happened so fast but I can still smell the sweet scent of the metal and taste the crash. I remember waking up sometime after midnight in a brightly lit room of white surrounded by doctors smiling and trying not to scare me as I lay on the table eye’s trying to focus on my surroundings with a liquid drip in my hand attempting to numb my skin and flesh within covered in a blanket up to my neck . A hot mess and the aftermath of a car wreck. I guess they didn't want me to see my injury before I went into surgery. The first of four to follow and a graft. Which almost lead to my arm being cut in half."

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I recently did an interview with Mass Movement Magazine from the UK for an ongoing segment ironically enough called "It Ruined My Life." I was asked to write about something intense that happened to me which changed me and ruined my life in some way good or bad depending on the story and circumstance I guess. I took a little different approach and decided to do a let my poetic stream of conciousness flow in the moment with my memory. For those of you who would like to read my full story, a larger version has been posted in our press section for your viewing pleasure!

xo

Mrs M

Kerrang Feature!

"A distillation of furious power and fierce intelligence littered with evocative, poetic lyrics and spoken word passages."

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I would like to thank Paul Travers for taking the time to talk with me about My Ruin's new album and for his kind words in this weeks new issue of Kerrang Magazine which is on stands now in the U.K. and out next week in the U.S.! The last time I talked rock with Mr Travers was over 10 years ago and when I was in Tura Satana and it was a pleasure catching up with him again. For those who would like to read the feature, a larger version has been posted in our press section for your viewing pleasure. Thanks also to Miss Lisa Johnson for the sweet photo!

xo

Mrs M