Ministry have released "We Hate," a new single from their upcoming and reportedly final album, accompanied by an AI-generated music video that portrays US President Donald Trump in a series of humiliating scenarios. The track continues the industrial band's long history of politically charged material and frontman Al Jourgensen's outspoken criticism of Trump and his policies, arriving as the group prepares to close out its recording career.

The song blends carnival-style synths and heavy guitars with Jourgensen's spoken-word growl, before shifting into an unexpected German industrial dance-influenced outro featuring German-language spoken word. The accompanying video, directed by Joshua Bradford, leaves no ambiguity about its target, satirising Trump and his policies throughout. "We Hate" comes from the album Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery), due for release on 30th October and currently available for pre-order, and Ministry are set to support it with US tour dates and festival appearances, including shows co-headlining with Acid Bath and slots at Louder Than Life and Sick New World Texas.