Ministry

The black metal cover of Husker Du's ”The Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill” is a major highlight.

Plus: End of the Road, Green Man, and more tours, festivals and events affected by COVID-19.

"We set out to make a mix for those who are in need of a cathartic exorcism of sorts. An anxiety ridden cluster fuck of sound to help shake those nerves right out of your body." - ADULT.

Ministry's Industrial Strength tour with KMFDM and Front Line Assembly was to have started in July, but has now been rescheduled...

Inter Arma's just-announced covers album will also feature renditions of songs by Husker Du, Nine Inch Nails, Prince, Tom Petty, and more...

”The original plan was to finish the new record before the July ‘Industrial Strength’ US tour so we could have an Election Day release, but in lieu of the circumstances—and how relevant the song feels for these bizarre times—we decided to release ‘Alert Leve…

From Danny Brown to YOB to Willie Nelson to Type O Negative to Neil Young to Nine Inch Nails to Husker Du to Prince, what *doesn't* this playlist have?

The prolific drummer also played with R.E.M., Nine Inch Nails, Revoting Cocks, Pigface, KMFDM, and more.

Quirin denies the encounters, and Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen says through his lawyer that he is ”unaware of any of potential nefarious activity by any member of Ministry during their respective tenure(s) with the band.”

The "Industrial Strength" tour celebrates 30 years of 'A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste.'