Crafter, former vocalist for I Killed the Prom Queen and Carpathian, briefly took over vocal duties for part of the "Don't Call It A Comeback Tour", only to leave during the tour to return to Australia due to homesickness. Following the departure of Crafter, Bury Your Dead quickly appointed Myke Terry, previously of the hardcore band Cassius, to perform vocals. Bury Your Dead (2008-2009) It was announced that Terry had become the permanent vocalist of Bury Your Dead. The band entered on tour with Nonpoint, Machine Head, and Hellyeah on the "More Balls, More Volume, More Strength Tour". After a February 16, 2008 show on the tour, guitarist Eric Ellis was attacked and beaten by six gang members in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ellis received 19 stitches on his head and Bury Your Dead's tour was postponed. The scuffle reportedly occurred after the attackers held up Ellis at gunpoint and stole what was described in the police report as "a bag of jewelry." On March 18, Bury Your Dead released their self-titled album. It was the first album to feature Myke Terry on vocals. The album featured Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti, who contributed a guest solo to the track "Year One". Bury Your Dead opened up for Parkway Drive on a European Tour in the Spring of 2008. Suicide Silence & To Kill also joined on the lineup. Ellis then left the band due to "medical reasons and personality differences." Later, in 2012, he was sentenced to 20 years in a federal prison for his involvement in a Jacksonville gang responsible for numerous crimes. In 2013, he released a solo album. Chris Towning, who has been filling in for several months, was announced as his replacement. On September 24, 2008, Bury Your Dead was involved in a van accident in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Bassist Aaron Patrick was driving the vehicle, which rolled several times before ending up in a ditch. Guitarist Brendan MacDonald had reportedly undergone surgery to repair lacerations to his leg while Patrick suffered a broken arm and singer Myke Terry broke his hand. Police subsequently charged Patrick with "failing to drive in a marked lane." It's Nothing Personal (2009–2010) Prior to the May 26 release of Bury Your Dead's fifth studio album, titled It's Nothing Personal, on April 28 they released their new single, "Hurting Not Helping", which became available over iTunes. Weeks later they released another single,