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“We’re all in this together”: In a world getting crazier and crazier, Ministry’s Al Jourgensen is the unlikely voice of sanity

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“We’re all in this together”: In a world getting crazier and crazier, Ministry’s Al Jourgensen is the unlikely voice of sanity

Ministry return as a band rather than just Al Jourgensen, and there’s both venom and truth in new album Hopiumforthemasses

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