Adios… Puta Madres
Seventy minutes of punishing industrial thrash recorded during the band's first farewell tour. A mechanical, sample-heavy assault fueled by political vitriol.
March 20, 2009 · 13th Planet Records
Seventy minutes of punishing industrial thrash recorded during the band's first farewell tour. A mechanical, sample-heavy assault fueled by political vitriol.
March 20, 2009 · 13th Planet Records
Adios... Puta Madres is the sound of a band burning their bridges with a flamethrower. Recorded during Ministry's 2008 'C-U-La-Tour,' which was intended to be their final outing, the album captures the group at their most physically punishing. Gone are the danceable synth-pop roots of the early 80s or the psychedelic experiments of the 90s; this is pure, high-velocity industrial thrash. The guitars are mixed as a singular, serrated edge that never stops sawing, while the drums provide a mechanical, almost inhuman foundation that feels like a factory assembly line gone rogue.
How does Adios… Puta Madres sound next to the rest of Ministry's catalogue?
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