00:00 - 03:09 01 - We Love You (Whoever You Are) 03:09 - 09:44 02 - Nora 09:44 - 12:57 03 - I Feel Better 12:57 - 18:22 04 - Your Smile 18:22 - 21:23 05 - Ain't Gettin' None 21:23 - 29:35 06 - Monumental Movement 29:35 - 32:46 07 - The Hook 32:46 - 36:30 08 - Flight A&R – Denny Rosencrantz, Denny Rosencrantz Bass – Craig Gigstad Congas, Timbales, Percussion – George Hannibal Agosto Design [Album Cover Design] – Danny Sololowski, Love Craft Directed By [Director Of Rhythm Tracks] – LaLomie Washburn Drums, Gong – Michael Tegza Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Frank Capek Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic Piano], Chimes, Synthesizer – Mark Justin Engineer – Peter Granet Guitar – Jorge Rodriguez Illustration [Cover Illustration] – Michael Bryan Photography By – Scott Enyart Producer – Bill Traut, Lalomie Washburn, Michael Tegza Remix – Michael Tegza*, Peter Granet Sleeve Notes – David Witz Supervised By [Supervisor Of Vocal Arrangements] – LaLomie Washburn Vocals – Michael Tegza Vocals, Percussion – Lalomie Washburn ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofZfLkhb3s8

Where to buy? https://jankucernak.bandcamp.com/ Other streaming services to listen on: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jankuerk/sisyphus Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyFXMMiz3BOVBCZFAVd-1Iw 00:00 - 05:27 01 Repentance 05:27 - 13:19 02 Sisyphus 13:19 - 16:41 03 Brief Moments 16:41 - 20:37 04 Down the Stream 20:37 - 25:11 05 Last City Bass - Jakub Lutner Keyboards - Čed Drums - Radim Grünwald Sax - Radek Zapadlo Guitars - Jan Kučerňák Audio engineer - Pavel Bylinský Mix - Jan Kučerňák Mastering - Neuro Impulse sound studio released December 11, 2020 Despite not having lyrics, a story nonetheless. Journey through different parts of human destiny. From resentment of such fate throught its acceptance and peace that comes along, and back to resentment and dread. That's the point where the album ends, however not the story. Story itself is older than our civilization and will remain here long after us. Sisyphus is not just a character from Ancient Greek mythology. He is a personification of never-ending human endeavor facing the lack of obvious meaning. According to ancient greek mythology, Sisyphus was also a trickster. He considered himself to be smarter than gods and that led to his punishment. But I don't think it ends there. As Albert Camus suggested in his book, we can imagine Sisyphus being happy and content with his fate. Voluntary acceptance of such fate might be his last trick that turns eternal punishment into happiness and meaning. If he really did that, maybe he was actually smarter than gods. When I look around today, I see the old gods being dead and slowly forgotten. But Sisyphus is still part of everybody that ever walked this planet. He is part of everybody that ever strived for something despite their own mortality and limitations. He is part of the universal human condition. Always was and always will be... ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R32FQLi6wX8