In a new interview with Yahoo! Entertainment ‘s Lyndsey Parker, Al Jourgensen revealed that he is close to putting MINISTRY to bed, more than 40 years after he launched the band in his former hometown of Chicago.
“My career is winding down with MINISTRY,” Jourgensen said (as transcribed by BLABBERMO…
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