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Rubin joined the Welsh band Lostprophets in 2005 after original drummer Mike Chiplin left the band. Lostprophets was working in the studio with [[Josh Freese]] before Rubin was hired and ultimately finished the drumming for their album ''Liberation Transmission.'' He has also toured began touring with the band since then.

It was around this time At either [[2007/08/24 Leeds, UK|Leeds]] or [[2007/08/26 Reading, UK|Reading]] Festival 2007, a friend of Rubin's recommended that Nine Inch Nails founder [[Trent Reznor]] saw watch the teenaged Rubin performing perform with Lostprophets , and he was blown away by impressed with what he saw. In 2008, when Freese announced his departure from NIN, Reznor began a search for a replacement and invited sent email to Rubin , inviting him to an audition. Rubin learned a couple songs, flew to the soundcheck of one of the [[Lights In The Sky Tour|Lights in the Sky]] shows, and secured the job.[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gKmCqRvzCg] On November 14, 2008, Rubin was announced as the new drummer, taking over for Freese in 2009. Rubin is the youngest person to ever join NIN, at the age of 20.

In addition to assuming the drummer position in Nine Inch Nails, Rubin also has a solo project, [http://www.myspace.com/thenewregime The New Regime], which he started when he was in Lostprophets. He plans has continued to work on and tour with The New Regime while being in Nine Inch Nails. In 2011, Rubin joined Angels & Airwaves, an American rock band, replacing drummer Atom Willard. He has continued to write songs and tour with the band. In 2012, Rubin did session drumming for Paramore on their self-titled album, produced by [[Justin Meldal-Johnson]]. He also toured with Paramore for the promotion of that album.