Ministry have released their new single “Singularity,” the latest track from the industrial metal veterans’ upcoming final album, Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery).
The new song arrives alongside a dystopian music video depicting a robotic takeover, directed by Ben Garcia of Rage4Order Designs in coordination with Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen and former Revolting Cocks member Joshua Bradford.
“Your time on this planet has passed … we are in control,” a cyborg declares in the clip, setting the tone for the apocalyptic track.
“Singularity” follows previously released singles “Burned Out” and “We Hate” and appears on Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery), which is set to arrive October 30 through Cleopatra Records. The record is being billed as Ministry’s 17th and final studio album, bringing the band’s 45-year recording career toward its conclusion.
The 10-track effort also features a final collaboration between Jourgensen and longtime former Ministry member Paul Barker. Barker appears on the album closer, “We’re Still Here.” Current members Monte Pittman, Cesar Soto, Paul D’Amour, John Bechdel and Pepe Clarke Magaña also contributed to the record.
Check out the video for “Singularity” below.
Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery) track listing:
01. Crickets
02. Voices of Hate
03. Clown Car
04. We Hate
05. Delete
06. Grifter
07. The White Man Lied*
08. Singularity
09. Burned Out
10. We’re Still Here (ft. Paul Barker)
*Does not appear on cassette or vinyl editions.
Ministry will support the album with their farewell touring plans, including the “Goodbye Europe Tour” with Die Krupps beginning in April 2027. A full U.S. farewell run is also expected to be announced.
Before then, the band have several remaining shows scheduled for 2026, including appearances at Louder Than Life and Sick New World Texas, a Chicago performance at The Salt Shed and a December trip to Australia for Good Things Festival and newly announced headlining dates.
Ministry’s upcoming tour dates are as follows:
September 20 Louisville, KY @ Louder Than Life
October 3 Chicago, IL @ Salt Shed
October 24 Fort Worth, TX @ Sick New World Texas
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December 4 Melbourne, VIC @ Good Things Festival
December 5 Sydney, NSW @ Good Things Festival
December 6 Brisbane, QLD @ Good Things Festival
December 8 Sydney, NSW @ Liberty Hall
December 10 Adelaide, SA @ Hindley St Music Hall
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April 2 Utrecht, NL @ Ronda
April 3 Saarbrücken, DE @ Garage
April 4 Brussels, BE @ Ancienne Belgique
April 6 Manchester, UK @ O2 Victoria Warehouse
April 7 Dublin, IE @ 3Olympia
April 9 Nottingham, UK @ Rock City
April 10 London, UK @ Troxy
April 12 Paris, FR @ Bataclan
April 14 Madrid, ES @ La Riviera
April 15 Barcelona, ES @ Paral-lel
April 17 Lausanne, CH @ Docks
April 18 Munich, DE @ Tonhalle
April 19 Vienna, AT @ Gasometer
April 21 Prague, CZ @ Forum Karlín
April 22 Warsaw, PL @ Progresja
April 24 Berlin, DE @ Columbiahalle
April 25 Hamburg, DE @ Grosse Freiheit 36
April 26 Copenhagen, DK @ Amager Bio
April 27 Oslo, NO @ Rockefeller
April 29 Stockholm, SE @ Fållan
May 1 Helsinki, FI @ House of Culture
Photo by Derick Smith
