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Two Points, a Cast, and the Whore by The Labors of Sisyphus
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fave it Emo | Acoustic
7 tracks | 21 minutes
Released May 2004
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The Labors of Sisyphus' sophomore release is a disturbingly honest concept album exploring sexual and physical addiction. Recommended for fans of Bright Eyes, Dashboard Confessional, and Kind of Like Spitting.
Bio / Background
"I am the greatest songwriter that anyone will ever hear." I look across the ever-growing horizon of empty beer-bottles on our little table. None of these bottles, save two, are my fault. I look over, and into the face of Travis Gerke, to see if this is the prelude to some sort of joke. But in a distracted sort of monotone, he continues; "I am sorry if you write songs. Or if you know someone who writes songs. And I apologize to this guy," (here he nods towards the stage, where an act all here have subconsciously written off as mediocre at best, drones on). "and yet I'm not even sure what I'm sorry for. Should I really be sorry that no one is better than me?" Here, I do catch the slightest of grins. As he stands to take the stage he tells me, "You're a writer. Write me a bio and i'll buy you a beer."
Travis Gerke is the man behind "The Labors of Sisyphus.
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