After Yael\'s departure it was guitarist/main songwriter Mick Murphy who laid down all drum parts for their new album \"The Brutal Language\".

New drummer Jason Brunk joined the band following the completion of the recording sessions. Along with Brunk, bassist Chris Lisee was added to the group\'s ranks. Lisee replaces departed bassist Johnny Chow. Frontwoman Tarrie B. stated:

\"Mick has always been the main songwriter and driving musical director in the band. Although we never expected we would have to record our album with just the two of us after our former members [drummer Yael and bassist Johnny Chow] decided to leave the band abruptly in February, we knew we could do it, and we did. Mick produced the album and played all the guitar, bass and drum parts. There was no way we were about to let what happened end our band. After completing the recording, finding the right people to be a part of My Ruin was something we did very low-key and privately.\"

Added Murphy about the search for the group\'s new members:

\"We were both a little gun-shy and not in a rush to just fill the rhythm section. [New bass player] Chris suggested we audition his friend and former bandmate, Jason Brunk, who we also happened to know from our past and were really excited about. Jason has a hard-hitting, thunderous style of drumming which gives the music a huge live sound.\"

My Ruin will release \"The Brutal Language\", on September 27 via their own label imprint, Rovena Recordings.