Ministry + Die Krupps - Hate to Go, Goodbye Europe 2007

ET GARMONBOZIA HATE TO GO 2026 Notice to planet Earth: Al Jourgensen, the visionary behind Ministry, is bowing out.

ET GARMONBOZIA HATE TO GO 2026

Notice to planet Earth: Al Jourgensen, the visionary behind Ministry, is bowing out.

With 17 studio albums, 8 live albums, 6 side projects, numerous tours across all five continents, an autobiography, 2 documentaries and no fewer than 3 'last rites' administered, and countless devoted followers and fans, the sonic mage and charismatic figure of Ministry is closing the door on his psychic studio for good. Fortunately, Jourgensen leaves us one final sonic salvo: the last Ministry album, *Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery)*, due out on 30 October via Cleopatra Records. Expect caustic commentary, the return of his long-time collaborator Paul Barker and adventures in Ai, all delivered with that trademark lightning urgency listeners have learned to recognise, respect and, at times, have broken a bone or two for.

Die Krupps: The machines keep turning – stronger than ever! For 45 years, Die Krupps has been synonymous with innovation, energy and an uncompromising attitude. What Jürgen Engler and Ralf Dörper have created goes far beyond music: it is a movement, a soundtrack of rebellion and change that blurred the boundaries between EBM, industrial and metal, leaving an indelible mark on the international music scene.

In 2025, Die Krupps will mark this exceptional anniversary by opening a new chapter: the long-awaited release of its new album in the second half of the year. Capturing the very essence of the band, this album masterfully combines its strengths. Punchy industrial rhythms sit alongside dark, atmospheric melodies; catchy refrains mingle with uncompromising lyrics. Die Krupps remains true to its DNA while reinventing itself once again.