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Ministry Releases Hate to Go, Calls It Last Album
Al Jourgensen describes Ministry's new 10-track album Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery) as the band's last, as the group prepares a European tour starting April 2 with Die Krupps opening and a May 16 slot at Sonic Temple in Columbus, Ohio.
Al Jourgensen describes Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery), Ministry's new album, as the band's last album. The album has 10 tracks. Paul Baker, a longtime Ministry member from 1986 to 2003, makes a guest return on the track We're Still Here. Cesar Soto's guitar solos stand out on the tracks Clown Car and Singularity. Die Krupps remixed a couple of the album's songs.
Jourgensen founded Ministry during 1981. Ministry's 2025 album The Squirrely Years included re-recordings of many songs from Jourgensen's early Arista-era material. Jourgensen says he previously felt that 2024's Hopiumforthemasses would be Ministry's swan song. Jourgensen says he has 260 published songs.
Ministry heads to Australia for three Good Things Festival dates and a couple of others. A European tour kicks off April 2 in Europe, with Die Krupps opening. North American dates have not yet been announced. Ministry will be on the bill for the Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival on May 16 in Columbus, Ohio. Ministry plans to play 20 to 25 songs a night on the upcoming shows.
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