Now marking its 30th anniversary, we caught up with Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen to explore the legacy of 1996's doom classic Filth Pig.

Becomes a chore.

"I saw the second horse, the horseman held a sword".

The governing ideology of the far right has become a monstrous, supremacist survivalism. Our task is to build a movement strong enough to stop them

A nod to an icon by one of the 1970s most underrated songsmiths.

"I'm the greatest!"

Turn off your mind.

"...I didn’t have a strong sense of certainty".

"And now I'm all alone..."

During their heyday, Newcastle's Viz Comic teamed up with members of post-punks XTC for a novelty single of one of their most classic characters

An enduring legacy.

James Blake has called for an end to people “bashing” Coldplay, saying that it’s “not cool anymore” to hate on the band.

Legendary work.

"...what the hell am I supposed to get so excited about man?"

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A heady pop song. The post ‘Fool on the Hill’: exploring the philosophy of an understated Beatles classic first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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An evocative number. The post ‘Keeper of the Flame’: Kazuo Ishiguro on the greatest love song ever written first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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