 Following a departure from Arista, Ministry returned on Wax Trax!, where several singles—including the club hit "(Every Day Is) Halloween"—were released in 1984-85.After signing a deal with Sire Records in 1985, the band released the single “Over the Shoulder”, which was followed by the album "Twitch" in March 1986; co-produced by Jourgensen and Adrian Sherwood, "Twitch" hit No.194 in the "Billboard" 200 and was regarded by profile commentators as a turning point in Ministry' artistic style.