Title: Well, at least it's better than "Filth Pig"
Product review: After the rambling and inconsistent "Filth Pig", I expected Ministry to rebound with a great album. While "Dark Side of the Spoon" has it's moments, it is almost as disappointing as their previous album. It's aggressive, loud, and abrassive as just about any of their other material, but the passion that Al Jourgensen and co. have displayed for years just isn't here. Standout tracks include "Supermanic Soul", "Step", and "Vex & Siolence", but other than that it is clear why "Dark Side of the Spoon" didn't go over well with longtime Ministry fans. This proved to be Ministry's last album with longtime label Warner Bros. before being picked up by Sanctuary and returning to form with their most recent album "Animositisomina".
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