Houses of the Mol by Ministry.
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Houses of the Mol by Ministry.
Rating:Performer Notes:
- In a striking return to form, Ministry revisits the sound that it honed to a dangerously sharp edge on 1992's PSALM 69 with 2004's HOUSES OF THE MOLE. While the former album sampled the senior George Bush on the blistering "N.W.O," MOLE (actually printed with an accent over the "e" to rhyme with "holy") uses sound clips of his son George W. Bush on numerous tracks, most blatantly on the none-too-subtly named "No W." Sticking with the "W" theme, all other tracks on MOLE start with that letter, whether it?s the rapid-fire "Waiting" or the lumbering "Wrong." Unsurprisingly, these songs are as subtle as a sledgehammer in both their blunt social commentary and musical attack, with Ministry frontman Al "Alien" Jourgensen gleefully reigning over the proceedings. To make the heavier-than-thou PSALM 69 connection absolutely explicit, Jourgensen follows the album's nine listed songs with 60 more tracks, two of which feature additional sonic mayhem.
Professional Reviews: CMJ (p.4) - "Ministry's latest album is more of the same hyperfast metal guitar and industrial banging that Al Jourgensen And Co. have become known for....[The album] maintains Jourgensen's presence as the godfather of industrial metal."
Format: Vinyl (1 Disc)
Studio/Live: Studio
Release Date: 1 September, 2017
Label: Let Them Eat Vinyl
Performer Notes:- In a striking return to form, Ministry revisits the sound that it honed to a dangerously sharp edge on 1992's PSALM 69 with 2004's HOUSES OF THE MOLE. While the former album sampled the senior George Bush on the blistering "N.W.O," MOLE (actually printed with an accent over the "e" to rhyme with "holy") uses sound clips of his son George W. Bush on numerous tracks, most blatantly on the none-too-subtly named "No W." Sticking with the "W" theme, all other tracks on MOLE start with that letter, whether it?s the rapid-fire "Waiting" or the lumbering "Wrong." Unsurprisingly, these songs are as subtle as a sledgehammer in both their blunt social commentary and musical attack, with Ministry frontman Al "Alien" Jourgensen gleefully reigning over the proceedings. To make the heavier-than-thou PSALM 69 connection absolutely explicit, Jourgensen follows the album's nine listed songs with 60 more tracks, two of which feature additional sonic mayhem.
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