MINISTRY’s AL JOURGENSEN on farewell album, passing the torch and raising goats
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Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen is ready to relax with his goats.
The industrial-music titan is sitting at home in California to talk up the politically-charged and pissed-as-ever nature of Hate to Go – Takeout or Delivery, the incisive farewell album from Ministry — their 17th since Jourgensen kicked off his career with the band’s more-synth-pop-flavored With Sympathy album in 1983, when he was still living in Chicago, Illinois.
Famously, Jourgensen would ramp up the aggression as
The industrial-music titan is sitting at home in California to talk up the politically-charged and pissed-as-ever nature of Hate to Go – Takeout or Delivery, the incisive farewell album from Ministry — their 17th since Jourgensen kicked off his career with the band’s more-synth-pop-flavored With Sympathy album in 1983, when he was still living in Chicago, Illinois.
Famously, Jourgensen would ramp up the aggression as
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