"Your time on this planet has passed...we are in control", declares a cyborg in "Singularity", the dystopian new track by Ministry. As new fears of AI dooming humanity have come to dominate the news in recent days, Al Jourgensen and co. have created a timely new song for the apocalypse.
The robotic takeover unfolds in a music video directed by Ben Garcia (Rage4Order Designs), created in coordination with Al Jourgensen and Joshua Bradford (ex‑Revolting Cocks).
"Singularity" is the third single lifted from the band's impending record Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery), scheduled to drop on 30 October under Cleopatra Records. More details about Ministry's impending final opus, together with the previously unveiled "We Hate" video single and farewell tour dates, are available HERE. Link
Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery) tracklist:
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)
*not on cassette or vinyl editions
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