Dance grooves rule, as heard in the snappy, funk-flecked rocker "I Wanted to Tell Her" and the dark-disco anthem "Work for Love," while both "Effigy (I'm Not An)" and "Revenge" boast gothic-tinted ...

Here's a blast from the past from Ministry. Before frontman Al Jourgensen became the twisted mastermind of industrial metal, Ministry released a synth-pop disc called 'With Sympathy' in 1983. Now, ...

Has Hell frozen over? For years, Ministry‘s Al Jourgensen has disavowed his 1983 debut, With Sympathy, as sugary synthpop garbage. So it may come as a surprise to fans of the band that Ministry will ...

One of the most anticipated sets at Cruel World 2024, which happened Saturday in Pasadena, was Ministry who were playing an all-’80s set including songs from their disowned 1983 synthpop debut, With ...

"O wad some Power the giftie gie us / To see oursels as ithers see us! / It wad frae mony a blunder free us / An’ foolish notion". These words, written by Robert Burns in the late 18th Century, are ...

Before he was roaring against the machine and became a metal and industrial icon, Al Jourgensen started Ministry as a synth pop band. That’s right, the group’s 1983 debut album With Sympathy was a ...

When Al Jourgensen of Ministry got the gig to sing a jingle for a television commercial extolling the "pizzazz" of Shasta Soda, he was still using the fake English accent you hear on Ministry's debut ...