Ministry called it quits a few years back, decided to give it another shot with last year's release Relapse, all seemed honky dory, they went into the studio to make more magic happen and then, once again, real life threw a major wrench into Uncle Al's plans for a revitalized version of the band. With that being said, I won't compare this album to the rest of Ministry's discography, but rather review it on the merit of what it portrays.   Review by D.T. Metal ››

In the world of Ministry, or at least in the demented, chemically imbalanced world of Al Jourgensen, everything is an addiction. It has therefore been fairly inevitable that the band is back with a new record, contrary to statements made just a few years...   Review by jupitreas ››

I started a joke, which started the whole world crying,
but I didn't see that the joke was on me, oh no.

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Last year's "final" Ministry album The Last Sucker, while far from being a masterpiece, was at least a passable way of saying...   Review by jupitreas ››