Ministry has plenty left to rail against. According to Billboard, “Hate To Go” takes on social media, artificial intelligence and the current political leadership of the United States, making confrontation the centerpiece of the story.
Billboard’s conversation with Al Jourgensen frames the discussion around a final album and tour. That farewell context gives the material an added edge: rather than looking backward, “Hate To Go” directs its anger at the technologies and political powers shaping the present.
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