Ministry's bold return to their synth-pop roots with The Squirrely Years Revisited. This album reimagines classic tracks from their early years, including "Everyday Is Halloween," "Work For Love," and "I'm Not An Effigy," with a darker, industrial twist. Al Jourgensen, along with his bandmates—Monte Pittman, Cesar Soto, Paul D'Amour, John Bechdel, and Pepe Clarke Magaña—revitalize these cult favorites, blending elements of industrial metal and new wave to create a fresh yet nostalgic sound.
Celebrating the band's early synth-pop era, The Squirrely Years Revisited offers a compelling fusion of electronic beats and heavy guitar riffs, appealing to both long-time fans and new listeners.
