Al Jourgensen

Al Jourgensen took the time to talk with Loudwire about his new project, Surgical Meth Machine, why he hates social media, Ministry and more.

Al Jourgensen has a debut album coming from Surgical Meth Machine and took time to talk about Ministry, the upcoming election and slams Donald Trump.

Al Jourgensen's newest project, Surgical Meth Machine, has just released a lyric video for the uncompromising new song 'Tragic Alert.'

Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen will be releasing his self-titled debut album with Surgical Meth Machine in the Spring.

Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen is serving up one of the most unique fan experiences with Ministry Bootcamp in Las Vegas from May 20 - 23.

Ministry's Al Jourgensen talks with Full Metal Jackie about the challenges of touring, upcoming musical projects and sponsoring a new industrial festival.

Ministry's Al Jourgensen Joins New Film 'The Bridge'

According to Al, Ministry will hit America, Europe, Mexico, Australia, Japan and South America during an upcoming world tour.

There's some great news to report on Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen's journey in sobriety. Last night (May 15), Jourgensen celebrated his 100th day away from alcohol.

Legendary Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen, who helped pioneer the industrial rock movement, has announced that he is checking into a rehab facility on Feb. 3 to combat his alcohol abuse. The rock frontman, who has infamously battled addictions to drugs and alcohol throughout his career, announced the news via a series of colorful Facebook posts.

By Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen's own account, his legendary industrial project is no more. So where does Uncle Al go from here? Obviously, the next logical career step is to become a super hero; a tremendous responsibility which Jourgensen has taken in stride.

Ministry have just announced the release of their 13th studio album, 'From Beer to Eternity.' Al Jourgensen has called many Ministry albums the last one the band would ever release, but 'From Beer to Eternity' may very well be their last, as it will be the final Ministry full-length to feature guitarist Mike Scaccia, who passed away last year.