Hope the Paul Barker has a bigger role than just one or two songs on this last album.

comes out Friday July 24th

https://www.facebook.com/WeAreMinistry/

Cool photo I found and captioned a bit ago :)

Two more versions that must’ve been captured before Cleopatra took down the pre-order

This was up to pre-order on the cleopatra website, it’s since been removed but I snapped screenshots and got a pre-order in

Really fucking hard to find the video for NWO there are 50 different altered versions. Hadn’t seen it in ..35 years?
Anyways hope somebody digs it, thanks for watching!

Day one was great but the crowd's dead. We need to organize a circle pit 🤘

So I’ve been wanting to see ministry live again recently and was thinking about getting tickets for a show near me, I was wondering how they are live nowadays and I came to the subreddit to ask

EDIT: Ty all for your responses I am convinced lol will definitely get tickets for a concert

Dunno exactly what I have here. Ogre is on the back lol

I think it's prescient af that they put Eminem on the cover in 1996

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/22/arts/music/clive-davis-dead.html?unlocked_article_code=1.sFA.Pizs.MMuIiqh_zDXb&smid=url-share

type of shit you never forget lol!

hope we meet again al

first ever time i heard ministry, i was 17 & it was thieves. after that, i ended up getting hooked on every day is halloween (before even realizing it was the same band) but ever since i found out, i’ve kinda been a diehard fan. but im also probably a way newer fan than the majority of you tbh. curious to know what songs got yall hooked on uncle al’s music

I first caught this movie on Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K). As the movie was wrapping up near the end - a judge in the film speaking & his lines have become etched into my mind & subconscious because of Ministry sampling chunks of his dialog.

I suddenly was paying extra close attention & was completely floored when I realized this was the movie and the character so heavily sampled through the track "So What".

It's interesting because the main young woman, Paula, also says, "So what." As one of her final pieces of dialog in the film.

The samples from the judge as well as the title 'So What" just fell RIGHT into place for me!!!

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If you'd like to check it out- you can watch it for free on YouTube, but unless you have YouTube Premium, you'll have to watch commercials occasionally.

It's worth watching thru AT LEAST one time to get the joy of experiencing where the samples originated!

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Also MST3K's commentary can make older films more enjoyable, just based on the goofy stuff they say to the screen. (Even unbearable films can turn enjoyable!)

Mike is personally my favorite "Human" host of MST3K, no disrespect at all to Joel, appreciate him and have the utmost respect for him.

(I think the BEST era was Mike, Bill, & Kevin)

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It's wild to put a face to the voice that you've heard so much, quoted along with, and sang along with blaring Ministry in your car at all hours of the night and day for decades., such a massive part of development for who you are as a person, ya know?

I’m 52 and have been a massive Ministry fan since I first heard Stigmata when it was released as a single before Land of Rape and Honey was released. That said I was searching through You Tube trying to find early Ministry gigs from the Twitch, Rape and Honey and Mind is a Terrible thing to taste eras and noticed there are very, very few live footage videos to be found. The 1986 Twitch era and 88 LORAH only have 1 live video a piece and The Mind era has a couple 1 being In Case you didn’t feel like showing up but not many. Can you guys give me any insight on why this is? Especially for the Mind tour when they were on the road to being huge. There was even reports on the road with them for MTV 120 minutes. It just seems bizarre considering how popular they were.

Been in a Alien mood and forgot I had this just sitting. Maybe it's illegitimate but either way, it's one of the best gifts I've ever received.

You asked so I pulled it from “The Archive”.
Bought this back in 1988 at the Alternative Record Store in Tampa. Feel free to ask any questions, I was a teen skater shit-ass back in the 80’s where we skated Clearwater, St.Pete and of course Tampa.