Ministry

The clip for the seven-plus minute song is a relentless assault on the senses through creepy circus clowns, post-apocalyptic war images and more.

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Make sure you spend some time with 'AmeriKKKant' before you see them live, but you'll hear the classics, too.

Joey Jordison's representative provided a statement explaining why he won't be part of Ministry's tour.

Jon Wiederhorn, who co-wrote Jourgensen's autobiography, gives his take on Al's first Trump-era album.

The comedian and the Ministry frontman discuss a potential guest appearance, while Jourgensen recalls his most memorable special guest.

Ministry cut through all the sound bites in their Trump-featuring new clip.

Ministry's lineup just got some more star power.

Burton C. Bell of Fear Factory puts on clown makeup and recites the song’s spoken-word parts into the camera.