Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen talks about the band's final projects and why he's decided to conclude the group's career.

The industrial metal band first called it quits back in 2008, but reunited in 2012. Lead singer Al Jourgensen is adamant that ...

Al Jourgensen has announced that he is finally ready to step away from industrial rock band Ministry after their upcoming album release, and this time for good.

Ministry is done for good—and they mean it this time. During an appearance on Full Metal Jackie, frontman Al Jourgensen ...

"I'm starting to find myself really slapping myself on the wrist, not repeating stuff that I've done before, and trying to keep going further.” ...

Despite this success, Ministry’s commercial decline started after the release of 1999’s “Dark Side of the Spoon.” The band ...

And now, the time has come to say goodbye. Again. Loudwire reports how lead singer Al Jourgensen explained his decision for ...

It’s kind of a shame that some of the same topics I was railing about then are still pertinent now. Time flies, but nothing changes,' says Jourgensen. Ministry's Al Jourgensen set his sights on ...

Al Jourgensen, the frontman of the Grammy-nominated ... It’s more like a job now as opposed to youthful enthusiasm.” ...

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