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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* First show on January 1, [[1982]] at [[Misfits]]
* First show on January 1, [[1982]] at [[Misfits]]


== Ministry Current Members ==
== Members ==
=== Current Members ===
* Al Jourgensen
* John Bechdel
* Sin Quirin
* Aaron Rossi
* Casey Orr


Al Jourgensen
=== Prior Members ===
 
* John Davis
John Bechdel
* Stephen George
 
* Robert Roberts
Sin Quirin
* Marty Sorenson
 
* Shay Jones
Aaron Rossi
* Brad Hallen
 
* Paul Barker
Casey Orr
* Bill Rieflin
 
* Chris Connelly
 
* Nivek Ogre
== Ministry Prior Members ==
* Mike Scaccia
 
* Howie Beno
John Davis
* Michael Balch
 
* Louis Svitek
Stephen George
* Duane Buford
 
* Zlatko Hukic
Robert Roberts
* Rey Washam
 
* Max Brody
Marty Sorenson
* Mark Baker
 
* John Monte
Shay Jones
* Paul Raven
 
* Tommy Victor
Brad Hallen
* Tony Campos
 
* Jello Biafra
Paul Barker
 
Bill Rieflin
 
Chris Connelly
 
Nivek Ogre
 
Mike Scaccia
 
Howie Beno
 
Michael Balch
 
Louis Svitek
 
Duane Buford
 
Zlatko Hukic
 
Rey Washam
 
Max Brody
 
Mark Baker
 
John Monte
 
Paul Raven
 
Tommy Victor
 
Tony Campos
 
Jello Biafra


== Breakup and reunion ==
== Breakup and reunion ==
Not long after Paul Raven's death on October 20, 2007 (He suffered an apparent heart attack shortly after arriving in Europe to commence recording for the French industrial band Treponem Pal near the Swiss border), Ministry disbanded; more like took a hiatus, until 2011 when they reunited.
Not long after Paul Raven's death on October 20, 2007 (He suffered an apparent heart attack shortly after arriving in Europe to commence recording for the French industrial band Treponem Pal near the Swiss border), Ministry disbanded; more like took a hiatus, until 2011 when they reunited.


Al Jourgensen stayed busy and remixed and co-produced Spyder Baby's "Bitter", which was released by Blind Prophecy Records in early 2008. They now tour on a international level again.
Al Jourgensen stayed busy and remixed and co-produced Spyder Baby's "Bitter", which was released by Blind Prophecy Records in early 2008. They now tour on a international level again.


== External Links ==
== External Links ==
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* [http://www.myspace.com/ministrymusic Ministry MySpace page]
* [http://www.myspace.com/ministrymusic Ministry MySpace page]
* [http://www.prongs.org/ministry/illinois_entertainer-82 Illinois Entertainer article from September 1982]
* [http://www.prongs.org/ministry/illinois_entertainer-82 Illinois Entertainer article from September 1982]
* [https://www.facebook.com/Ministry/?fref=ts Facebook page]
* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/12209-Ministry Discogs profile]
* [http://ministryband.bandcamp.com/ Bandcamp]


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Latest revision as of 20:39, 7 August 2016

Ministry is the internationally known dance/industrial band fronted by longtime Chicago music veteran Al Jourgensen. Ministry started in Chicago in 1981 and was a critical band in the dawning of industrial rock. Their sound fit in with the unique Chicago punk sound in the 80s with bands like Big Black, The Effigies and Naked Raygun which essentially aided in the creation of a brand new genre (Industrial, Industrial Punk, etc.), long before the likes of copycat producers like Trent Reznor, Peter Steele and even Rob Zombie, but around the same time that Industrial and dance music was seething out of Detroit.

Notes

Members

Current Members

  • Al Jourgensen
  • John Bechdel
  • Sin Quirin
  • Aaron Rossi
  • Casey Orr

Prior Members

  • John Davis
  • Stephen George
  • Robert Roberts
  • Marty Sorenson
  • Shay Jones
  • Brad Hallen
  • Paul Barker
  • Bill Rieflin
  • Chris Connelly
  • Nivek Ogre
  • Mike Scaccia
  • Howie Beno
  • Michael Balch
  • Louis Svitek
  • Duane Buford
  • Zlatko Hukic
  • Rey Washam
  • Max Brody
  • Mark Baker
  • John Monte
  • Paul Raven
  • Tommy Victor
  • Tony Campos
  • Jello Biafra

Breakup and reunion

Not long after Paul Raven's death on October 20, 2007 (He suffered an apparent heart attack shortly after arriving in Europe to commence recording for the French industrial band Treponem Pal near the Swiss border), Ministry disbanded; more like took a hiatus, until 2011 when they reunited.

Al Jourgensen stayed busy and remixed and co-produced Spyder Baby's "Bitter", which was released by Blind Prophecy Records in early 2008. They now tour on a international level again.

External Links