Ministry - Twitch

Released in 1986 and produced largely by the legendary Adrian Sherwood (On-U Sound), Twitch is the "vibrant and brilliant" turning point in Ministry's history. Moving away from the synth-pop gloss of their debut, Al Jourgensen embraced a "darker, more rhythmic" sound influenced by the likes of Cabaret Voltaire and Front 242. This album is a "hallucinatory revelation" of the EBM and industrial-dance movement, introducing the "harsh, metallic drums" and "cryptic sampling" that would become the band's sonic signature.

This Music On Vinyl (MOV) import is the definitive way to experience Jourgensen’s "otherworldly wail" and early political zest. Pressed on 180g audiophile-grade black vinyl, the mastering captures the "ten-ton bass lines" and "cinematic depth" of the original Southern Studios sessions. From the "pulsating urgency" of "Over the Shoulder" to the "sequencer hammerlock" of "We Believe," this pressing ensures every "reverb-drenched" nuance is delivered with maximum impact.