Side Trax
Ministry · 2004
79 min · 15 tracks · thrash metal · industrial metal
A relentless fusion of industrial clamor and thrash aggression, punctuated by provocative lyrical themes.
Why this album works
'Side Trax' is significant as it highlights Ministry's ability to reinvent their work through various producers, including notable names like Cabaret Voltaire. It received attention for its innovative remixes and contributed to the band's legacy within industrial music, even though it did not chart as significantly as their earlier releases.
- Best for
- dynamic progression with peaks relentless energy for workouts provocative themes for reflection
- Context
- By the time 'Side Trax' was released in 2004, Ministry was already a staple in the industrial metal scene, following their critically acclaimed album 'Animositisomina' from 2003. This album serves as a compilation of remixes and reworkings of previous tracks as well as new material, showcasing the band's evolution while reflecting on their established sound.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Rob Zombie· Marilyn Manson· Prong
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Man Should Surrender Standout 3:40
- 2 Anthem Standout 4:45
- 3 Don't Stand in Line 3:47
- 4 Ballad 3:53
- 5 I Will Refuse 4:17
- 6 No Bunny 5:00
- 7 Apathy 4:34
- 8 Better Ways 5:23
- 9 Supernaut 6:35
- 10 Hey Asshole Standout 8:06
- 11 Rubber Glove Seduction 5:24
- 12 My Favorite Things 4:29
- 13 Show Me Your Spine 4:57
- 14 No Name, No Slogan (produced by Hypo Luxa & Hermes Pan) 5:54
- 15 No Name, No Slogan (produced by Cabaret Voltaire) 9:04
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