World Without God is the debut album by Finnish death metal band Convulse, originally released through Thrash Records on 13 September 1991. World Without God was originally released on Thrash Records on 13 September 1991. It was re-released by Eternal Darkness Productions in a limited print, which also contains the "Resuscitation Of Evilness" demo, a rehearsal from 1990 featuring the tracks "Godless Truth" and "Powerstruggle Of Belief" as well as a live cover of Venom's "Countess Bathory" taken from the "Live In Pain" bootleg. It was re-released again, this time by Relapse Records in 2010 with Resuscitation Of Evilness demo and live songs Countess Bathory and Incantation Of Restoration as bonus tracks. It is also available in limited vinyl, with 500 of them in black and 100 clear. Denise Falzon of Exclaim! said that World Without God "presents the band's amalgamation of death metal, black metal and grindcore with such powerful force that each track contains even more of an evil atmosphere than the one before." Greg Prato of AllMusic said: "Consult your 'death metal checklist' and all the prerequisites are on display here -- guttural growls, indecipherable lyrics, nonstop riffing, brutal beats, and, of course, foul song titles." Brian Corsair of Invisible Oranges noted the album's use of hooks, stating: "The focus of World Without God was on spectacularly heavy riffs arranged in a way that cements them in a listener’s brain. Chord progressions are not put together to confuse