*2026 stock* Polish drummer and composer Tomek Chołoniewski presents Music To Make Your Body Suffer, a visceral and uncompromising album that treats percussion not simply as rhythm, but as a force capable of transforming the entire body. Raw, intense, and deeply physical, the record explores the boundaries between composition and improvisation, control and release, structure and collapse. In Chołoniewski’s hands, the drum kit becomes a laboratory of sound: an instrument of impact, resistance, repetition, friction, and movement.

The title, Music To Make Your Body Suffer, is both provocation and invitation. It points toward music that is experienced as much through the muscles, nerves, and breath as through the ears. Each gesture carries weight. Every attack leaves a trace. The album’s energy is demanding, immersive, and deliberately unsettling—music that refuses to remain in the background. Chołoniewski’s approach is marked by an extraordinary sensitivity to texture, space, and physical detail. Rather than relying on conventional rhythmic patterns, he builds a shifting architecture from pulses, ruptures, resonances, and sudden changes in density. Silence becomes tension; repetition becomes pressure; noise becomes a kind of choreography.

Music To Make Your Body Suffer occupies a space between experimental percussion, contemporary composition, free improvisation, and radical sound performance. It is music stripped of decoration and driven by presence—a direct encounter with the material power of sound.