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The deluxe edition of Ministry's "Twitch" highlights their early industrial sound with tracks like "Just Like You" and "Over The Shoulder." It includes remixes and extended versions such as "All Day Remix" and "Over The Shoulder (12” Version)." This edition offers a deeper dive into the band's innovative and brooding style.

Experience the raw power of Ministry's "The Land of Rape and Honey (Deluxe Edition)." This definitive collection includes iconic tracks like "Stigmata" and the haunting title track, plus exclusive remixes and extended cuts. Dive into the intense energy and industrial ferocity of this genre-defining album.

The 1989 classic is still revered as a high water mark at the crest of the industrial wave.

When Al Jourgensen and company went dark and industrial.

25 years ago tomorrow, the world will celebrate the 25 th anniversary of the release of Ministry’s fifth album, an LP which proved to be not only the most commercially success album of the band’s career but also the only one to date to earn platinum certification. Recorded at Chicago Trax Studios partly in 1991 and partly in 1992, PSALM 69: THE WAY TO SUCCEED AND THE WAY TO SUCK EGGS was not a case of an album being recorded under clean and sober conditions. In a recent interview with Revolver, Jourgensen confirmed, “I was shooting up, smoking crack, and drinking Bushmills [whiskey] laced with

Download Hi-Res Images HERE (September 25, 2025 - Los Angeles, CA) Rhino’s Rocktober returns with 43 exclusive, limited-edition vinyl releases. Kicking off October 3, new titles will be released each Friday. Rocktober 2025 features releases by iconic Warner Music artists such as Black Sabbath, The Doors, Ministry, New York Dolls, Sex Pistols, Type O Negative, and many more. All releases will be available exclusively at select brick-and-mortar retail stores while supplies last. For a list of participating retailers, visit https://recordstoreday.com/ Stores Available October 3 Deep Purple - Made

Limited-Edition Color Vinyl Available Each Week Of October

25 years ago this week, the BoDeans released the first live album of their career, a two-disc set which found the group offering up two dozen tunes recorded over the course of the previous five years. Why did the BoDeans decide to put out a live album at that point in their career? The answer would seem to be found in a 2015 interview with Sound and Vision, where vocalist / acoustic guitarist Sam Llanas conceded that the band struggled mightily to capture their live sound in the studio. “The finest moments of the BoDeans were always onstage,” said Llanas. “Live, the songs were driven mainly by