Convulsif – Anatomy of Rage / 2026 / Araki Records, Cheap Satanism, Day Off Records, DESZPOT, MTAF Records & Ramble Records

Anatomy of Rage, the fourth studio album by Swiss experimental rock quartet Convulsif, vivisects the muscle of fury. How to contract and relax, how to maintain posture in this world’s sore body? From slow, fervent stretching to eruptive buildups, the songs explore both the prolonged and the fractured.
Built on compositions by band member Christian Müller and poems by writer Regina Dürig, the album unfolds through dense textures and an almost physical sense of momentum. Incorporating voice for the first time, the pieces move between poetic metal, dark jazz and doomy atmospheres.
Once again, the band, with its singular instrumentation, unplays genre and style conventions. Tight, hypnotic and rich, Anatomy of Rage offers an endoscopic journey through the tissues of darkness.

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Convulsif – Extinct / 2020 / Hummus Records

The album Extinct is an expedition to extremes – darkness and speed, contrast and vigor, momentum and flow. Convulsif’s fifth album is ever self-inventing gloomy rock in the abyss between subgenres: noise, metal, jazz and grindcore. When the band toured in Cuba in 2018, they challenged themselves to never repeat a set. Every night had to be different from the ones before. They switched the order of songs or stepped up the improvised elements, to recreate the moment’s mood in their sinister sound universe. On the album they used their live-skills to play a tight, hypnotic and rich flow that keeps shattering common conceptions of rock Music. Originally, the album was supposed to be called «V», following the band’s previous album titles III and IV. Somehow we got from V to the Big Five and from there – ruthless men fidgeting with guns and lives – to the acute species extinction on this planet right now. How to make music in dire times? How to illuminate darkness when there’s only shadows at hand? The song titles on the album are taken from Charles Darwin, the luminary of disbelief, and are cut up and mashed up lines of his Beagle Diary.

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Convulsif – IV / 2016 / Cheap Satanism, Acoustic Desaster Records, L’è Tütt Folklor Records, Grinding Rebellion Records, Tandori Records & Get A Life! Records

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Convulsif – Live Tape / 2015 / L’è Tütt Folklor Records

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Convulsif – 3 / 2015 / Get a life!

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