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    Houses of the Mole

    When it's not firing salvos at an obvious target (hint: all the songs begin with "W"), Houses of the Mole plays directly to Ministry's metalhead contingent, ignoring the gentler adrenaline junkies won over by 1992's pile-driving Psalm 69. Packed to the gills with loud-ass electro-skronk and Al Jourg...

    2004 RS: 2of 5 Stars

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At its peak, Ministry made the loudest, ugliest, most uncompromising music out there -- or at least the loudest, ugliest, most uncompromising music out there worth listening to. Like fellow pop industrial-ist Trent Reznor, Ministry frontman Alain Jourgensen learned his doofy goth clich?©s from the inside when he led a drippy synth band. But unlike Reznor, Jourgensen learned to play gloom and doom ...

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