Ministry - Hate To Go: Take Out Or Delivery [Black & Green Splatter]

After more than four decades of noise, Al Jourgensen says this is it. Hate To Go: Take Out Or Delivery is billed as the final Ministry album, and Jourgensen has been characteristically blunt about closing the book on the band that dragged industrial music into arenas.

The track titles alone tell you where his head is at. "Voices of Hate," "Clown Car," "Grifter" and "Delete" aim squarely at the modern world, while "Singularity" warns of a robotic takeover and "Burned Out" served as the lead single. The record is pitched as a return to the band's legendary Sire and Wax Trax! era, with a current lineup of Monte Pittman, Cesar Soto, Paul D'Amour, John Bechdel and Pepe Clarke Magaña behind Jourgensen.

The closing "We're Still Here" reunites Jourgensen with former Ministry and Revolting Cocks partner Paul Barker for one last collaboration, a fitting final word from one of the most uncompromising bands to ever plug in a drum machine.

This limited edition is pressed on black and green splatter vinyl. The vinyl runs nine tracks and omits "The White Man Lied," which appears on other formats.