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- Summary: The latest full-length release for the metal band led by Al Jourgensen is the first with new bassist, Paul D'Amour.
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- Record Label: Nuclear Blast
- Genre(s): Industrial, Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Metal, Heavy Metal, Industrial Metal
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Oct 13, 2021Musically there’s a touch more considered atmosphere than on predecessor AmeriKKKant, but this new Ministry line-up – featuring former Tool bassist Paul D’Amour and guest appearances from the likes of Billy Idol guitarist Billy Morrison and former Megadeth man David Ellefson – still knows how to rage.
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Nov 18, 2021Overall, Moral Hygiene is a damn solid Ministry album. The band has had many peaks and valleys over the course of a nearly 40 year career, but they’re once again proving that they’re still relevant.
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Oct 13, 2021Chunky, repetitive stun-gun guitars, sore-throat howls, throbbing digital backbeats, check, check, check.
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Oct 13, 2021About two-thirds of Moral Hygiene is good and there are no tragic moments at all. In essence, the LP brings together most of what Ministry explored during the last three decades. The results are not stellar, but Jourgensen found a balance again between getting his point across and focusing on diversifying the music.
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Oct 13, 2021It's no masterpiece, but it's decidedly not the most cringeworthy Ministry release, either, and it's much easier to appreciate the band's creativity this time around.
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