Ministry Release Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery), Their 17th and Final Album: Stream
Ministry have released Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery), their 17th and final studio album.
Hate to Go is a 10-song collection of politically charged industrial songs featuring band mastermind Al Jourgensen taking down the Trump administration and warning of the future of AI, among other topics. Classic Ministry member Paul Barker returns for the album’s final track, “We’re Still Here.”
The album was supported by the singles “Burned Out,” “We Hate,” and, most recently, “Crickets,” which we just named our Heavy Song of the Week.
Ministry were founded 45 years ago with their debut album With Sympathy seeing its release two years later. Hate to Go signifies over 40 years in the music industry producing a hybrid of industrial, punk, thrash, and synth-pop over the span of a legendary discography.
Ministry are currently preparing for the UK/EU leg of their farewell tour, set to begin in April 2027 with an as-yet-unannounced North American outing to follow. Get tickets here.
Stream Ministry’s Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery) below, and order it on vinyl or CD here.
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