And that's a wrap, folks. After 45 remarkable years, the final album by Ministry, Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery), is now available through Cleopatra Records. Featuring ten tracks tackling societal collapse, corrupt leadership and the looming threat of a robotic takeover, Al Jourgensen is bowing out just as loudly as he burst onto the scene.

"I'm proud of what I've accomplished", states Jourgensen. "I'm amazed at the path we've taken, from With Sympathy to where we're at today, and all points in between. It's been quite a ride, but I'm completely at peace with the fact that it's done."

Since 1981, Ministry and founder Jourgensen have been recognised as pioneers of industrial music across 17 studio albums, eight live releases, eight side projects, countless tours spanning five continents, an autobiography, two documentaries, the administration of last rites no fewer than three times and, of course, a devoted global following.

Coinciding with the album's arrival, Ministry has also presented "Crickets" as the record's latest single. The opening track warns of fascism repeating itself in 2026 and urges people to speak out before it is too late. Accompanying the release is a music video directed by Dean Karr (Korn, Queens Of The Stone Age, Ozzy Osbourne).

More information about Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery), along with the previously released video singles and farewell tour dates, can be found via the links HERE. Link