Al Jourgensen

"Next thing I know, he's on the cover of 'Rolling Stone' and we're still slogging in the trenches."

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

Al Jourgensen discusses Ministry's new album, 'HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES,' and what the future holds for the band he created in 1981.

The singer also addresses his outspoken political nature.

The Ministry mastermind reflects on the year of total chaos that influenced 'Moral Hygiene.'

There are two ways in which you can help affect change.

Celebrate the anniversary of Black Sabbath's groundbreaking debut album that introduced a new sound to hard rock.

Uncle Al tells a killer story from Lollapalooza 1992.

He played on early Tool albums.

Get the story behind White Zombie's 'Astro-Creep 2000'.

Get the history behind these two tragedies.

Jourgensen: "I have to get as many albums as I can done while Trump is still president."