"Since I hated my early stuff for decades, I decided to take ownership of it and do it right," said Ministry founder Al Jourgensen. By Tyler Jenke Veteran industrial outfit Ministry are looking to ...
Ministry announce their 17th and final album, Hate To Go, out October 30 via Cleopatra Records, with Paul Barker returning for the closing track finale.
Al Jourgensen wearing heart-shaped sunglasses, pigtails, and a shirt that says "I'm Adorable"? Yes, that's what you'll see in the brand-new, first-time-ever video for MINISTRY's oldie-but-goodie hit ...
Members of the assembly always seem to pay greater attention to some elements of the liturgical celebration than to others. Conventional wisdom among parish leaders has long held that Sunday ...
For the first time ever, MINISTRY has an official music video for the eternal hit "Every Day Is Halloween". Originally released in 1984, Al Jourgensen's rally cry for the goth community and ...
From synth-pop mimicry to thrash-industrial chaos, Ministry’s four-decade evolution is less a career arc and more a chemical reaction: unstable, volatile, and guided by the dark alchemy of Al ...
Six years ago, the fate of Ministry was looking grim. Following the untimely 2012 death of longtime guitarist Mike Scaccia, frontman Al Jourgensen declared that he was putting the band to rest. But on ...
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