Ministry

Al Jourgensen leaned heavily on the new album, 'AmeriKKKant,' and he made his feelings about President Trump abundantly clear.

The clip for the seven-plus minute song is a relentless assault on the senses through creepy circus clowns, post-apocalyptic war images and more.

Plus a new Social Distortion tour dates, a new title for Def Leppard's Vivian Campbell, another solo show for Mike Shinoda and more in Wire-to-Wire.

Make sure you spend some time with 'AmeriKKKant' before you see them live, but you'll hear the classics, too.

Joey Jordison's representative provided a statement explaining why he won't be part of Ministry's tour.

We love Joe Satriani and Tony Iommi too, but let's hear it for some other guitarists for once.

Jon Wiederhorn, who co-wrote Jourgensen's autobiography, gives his take on Al's first Trump-era album.

The comedian and the Ministry frontman discuss a potential guest appearance, while Jourgensen recalls his most memorable special guest.

Ministry cut through all the sound bites in their Trump-featuring new clip.

Your new music playlist loaded with this week's new songs.

Ministry's lineup just got some more star power.

Burton C. Bell of Fear Factory puts on clown makeup and recites the song’s spoken-word parts into the camera.