Ministry Reviews

Maybe I'm missing the point but Ministry magazine is a waste of money - certainly on it's editorial content, what little of it there is. It seems to me that the features have little depth (fashion spreads of a clubber's wardrobe and as a lot of clubbers seem to dress the same, this is a waste of time. Like a number of specialist ...  Read the complete review

If you're after some decent, well written, informative articles mixed up with some hilarious topical satire then you're at the right place. It is the definitive guide to the summer and all of its events, both at home in the UK and abroad (namely Ibiza). If you're after some free stuff (and who isn't) then the CDs that come ...  Read the complete review

You'd expect a pretty well made mag, this being the official on-paper version of the Ministry of Sound super-club. And it is. It's journalistically good, and well made. But to be honest, it find it doesn't really satisfy me as a dance music magazine. It does run some good features on occasion, and you get a few shots of bare-chested ...  Read the complete review

Ministry magazine easily stands out as the best magazine in it's genre. If you enjoy clubing the listings section is the best I have seen (yes, better than Muzik) and is scattered with pictures of people on nights out. (This usually manages to spring up a few of your friends every once in a while, and just for entertainment value it is usually ...  Read the complete review

if you go clubbing and understand club culture this is the magazine youve been waiting for. ministry has informative articles and realistic reviews every month and will guarantee a laugh, with humourous features and sections. There is a monthly update on the whereabouts of paul oakenfold, regular club listings and interviews. if you want to know ...  Read the complete review