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Ministry Bring The Vitriol And Vigor On Enigmatic Industrial Triumph Moral Hygiene

28 September 2021 By jesse 1 Comment

Post-Trump and the world is still in chaos, overrun by a virus that’s seemingly never going away due to a continuing campaign of disinformation and morons in general perpetuating lies and ridiculousness. Sounds like the perfect time for Ministry to come out of hibernation, yeah? It may have been Trump who initially lit a brand new fire under Uncle Al’s ass but it seems like the ensuing daily deluge of dumpster fires has been the catalyst to one of the most interesting and innovative Ministry releases of the 21st Century.

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Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Al Jourgensen, Jello Biafra, John Bechdel, Ministry, Moral Hygiene, Nuclear Blast Records, Paul D'Amour, Rock And Roll Fables, Uncle Al

Pissed Off Uncle Al Really Is The Bee’s Knees As Evidenced On Politically-Charged/45-Bashing AmeriKKKant

3 April 2018 By jesse Leave a Comment

This is one of those after the fact records that stuck with me enough to have thoughts. Especially because I feel the need to defend it against haters. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Al Jourgensen, Alien Jourgensen, Amerikkkant, Burton C Bell, Cesar Soto, Derek Abrams, DJ Swamp, John Bechdel, Ministry, ministry band, Rock And Roll Fables, Sin Quirin, Tony Campos, Uncle Al

Al Fucking Jourgensen: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation

14 June 2016 By jesse Leave a Comment

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Ministry’s not quite over, RevCo has new material in the works, Lard will be back, and most importantly: Surgical Meth Machine has been unveiled to the masses. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Interviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Al Fucking Jourgensen, Al Jourgensen, Jello Biafra, Lard, Mike Scaccia, Ministry, ministry band, Nuclear Blast Records, RevCo, Revolting Cocks, Rock And Roll Fables, Sam D'Ambruoso, Surgical Meth Machine

Burton C. Bell: A Rock And Roll Fables Conversation

6 May 2016 By jesse Leave a Comment

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Fear Factory’s latest, and ninth album, is barely a year old yet here they are touring the country playing their iconic sophomore album from front to back. Despite the obvious reasons (Um, 20th anniversary of Demanufacture!), the answer for the current tour is actually quite simple as vocalist Burton C. Bell cordially explains via phone: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Interviews, Music, New Releases Tagged With: Al Jourgensen, Burton Bell, burton bell interview, Burton C Bell, Demanufature, Dino Cazares, Fear Factory, Genexus, Mike Heller, Monte Conner, Nuclear Blast Entertainment, Nuclear Blast Records, Roadrunner Records, The Industrialist, the industrialist graphic novel, Tony Campos

Surgical Meth Machine Delivers The Ministry Album You Deserve (Album Review)

5 April 2016 By jesse 2 Comments

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Stay with me for a moment as I attempt to describe Al Jourgensen’s latest project, Surgical Meth Machine, to you: If “Warp City” had sex with the entire “TV” series and their bastard offspring had sex with Revco and THEY had a baby, Surgical Meth Machine would be the result. Make sense? No? Well, if you’re ready for it to get a lot more weird then stick around. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Al Jourgensen, Jello Biafra, Ministry, Nuclear Blast Records, Rock And Roll Fables, Sam D'Ambruoso, Surgical Meth Machine

Coal Chamber Transcends Nu-Metal On Rivals

11 May 2015 By jesse Leave a Comment

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The most surprising thing about the fourth Coal Chamber album isn’t how good it is after 13 years apart but actually how much it still sounds like Coal Chamber. With frontman Dez Fafara leaping into the decidedly more heavy Devildriver, guitarist Meegs and drummer Mikey Cox experimenting with new genres for We Are The Riot and bassist Nadja Peulen branching out with the symphonic industrial cabaret of Vera Mesmer, Rivals could have been a disaster or a masterpiece. Luckily, it falls in the latter category. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Al Jourgensen, Coal Chamber, coal chamber rivals, Devildriver, Dez Fafara, Meegs, Miguel Rascon, Mikey Cox, Nadja Peulen, Napalm Records, Rivals, Rock And Roll Fables, Vera Mesmer, We Are The Riot

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