Ministry - Psalm 69 The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste

Review by Sookie Shuen

Psalm 69: The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste by Ministry is an iconic album that showcases the band's unique style of industrial metal. Released in 1992, this album is a masterpiece that combines heavy guitar riffs, electronic elements, and aggressive vocals.

The album starts off with the explosive track "N.W.O." that sets the tone for the entire album. The lyrics are politically charged and reflect the band's disdain for the establishment. The album also includes other notable tracks such as "Just One Fix," "Jesus Built My Hotrod," and "Psalm 69."

Ministry's use of samples and electronic elements give the album a futuristic and industrial feel. The guitar riffs are heavy and powerful, and the vocals are intense, adding to the overall aggression of the album. The lyrics are dark and confrontational, reflecting the band's anti-establishment views.

Summary by Sookie Shuen

Psalm 69: The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste is a must-have album for fans of industrial metal. Ministry's unique sound and powerful lyrics make this album a classic that still holds up today.