First single from upcoming demo album by Les Myzérables, alternative-rock band, based in a small town of Myjava, Western-Slovakia, titled "Áno, mami..." (Yes, Mummy). 
The song is dealing with the theme of unemployed drinking youth running out of money in the middle of the otherwise idylical summertime.

Lyric available on: http://genius.com/Les-myzerables-ano-mami-lyrics

Les Myzérables: Áno, mami...

Music by Filip Rüssekberg
Words by Milo Zruddwitz
Performed by Les Myzérables
Recorded by @MatteMatte & Milo Zruddwitz @ U Kaderníčky
Mix and Master by @Wrach & Milo Zruddwitz
Artwork by Milo Zruddwitz

Áno, mami...

"Bakalár nie je titul, bakalár je diagnóza."

Second single off the anticipated demo album by Les Myzérables "Docent B." is concerning the harsh reality of summer coming to an end and the hero of the track confronting the new reality of attending college for the first time, dragging himself to the train in a monstrous hangover. 
It is very soon afterwards that he comes to realize the pleasures and pains of a university freshman, not being able to recognize waking up either in the capital city or his hometown, next to the notoriously-known homeless guy, infamous for being an university-educated homeless guy. 
It is this, along with reality of coming to the knowledge of already having a Bachelor´s degree (!) after three years of an unrecognizable mixture of bizarre memories, gallons of beer, various places, people and hangovers, that makes our hero finally think about his future. But that´s another story.

Lyrics available at: http://genius.com/Les-myzerables-docent-b-lyrics

Les Myzérables: Docent B.

Music by Filip Rüssekberg
Words by Milo Zruddowitz
Performed by Les Myzérables
Recorded by Milo Zruddwitz and @MatteMatte @ U Kaderníčky
Mix and Master by @Wrach
Photo by Patrik O.
Artwork by Milo Zruddwitz

Docent B.

"Všetky osoby, miesta a udalosti v tejto skladbe sú vymyslené. Akákoľvek podobnosť s realitou je čisto váš problém."

"Imagine a situation. Somehow, you've managed to finish highschool, and most of your peers lost their bet that after all the booze and drugs in your system, skipped classes, and inability to finish even moderate tasks, cleverly disguised as a teenage rebellion, you would probably just get sacked by the age of 24. But thanks to the catastrophic school system in our country, you graduated (!) at least with the lowest grades possible, since nobody of the teachers was able to put up with your scent anymore. Hurray. 
But now, few years after, you've suddenly came to realize, that the adult-life is not exactly what you've expected. Filthy blue-collar work is not enough to pay your bills, not to mention all the fancy booze and various drugs from the good old days, the shifts are dull and physically exhausting.
However, during the suddenly-lonesome weeknights, the internet (along with the obligatory bottle of cheap booze) became your best friend and just few clicks answered all your questions on 'Who is there to blame for all my setbacks?'; 'Who could be responsible for my failures?' by a simple enough answer: 
'The System.' 
Of course, 'what' system is still yet to be decided, since you're not familiar with many new fancy words, such as 'turbo-capitalism', 'Zionism', 'Jewish-bolshevism', 'Zionazism' etc. but you're certain that a violent revolution is needed and eventually all will be well. Or at least equally miserable.
Now your life finally has a new meaning, since within few weeks you've managed to graduate the 'University of Life' with degrees from Slavic History, International Jewish Economy, Analysis of US Imperialism, Revolutionary Law and Civil Engineering of WTC7. Even your drinking a drug abusing habits found their justification as gifts from the Mother Nature which had descended upon you to make you even more wiser.
Finally you're going to show it to those educated faggot fucks, who don't know shit about life, since they've never worked with a shovel. Their bodies hanging from street lamps for collaboration with 'The System' and treason on you will be an example of your merciful but just revolutionary order. But for now, you still have to watch out for the CIA, while you're getting stoned during a lunch break at your work. 
Still though, you're a good person. You're just angry at life and you fear the uncertainties of the future world." (Authors)

Third and final single "Paranoje" off the upcoming demo album "Ževraj fetujeme" by Les Myzérables. Discussing the trend of hopeless people falling prey to alternative-media bullshit, hence paving the way for political extremism.

"Alternative is too mainstream / Pro-system is the new punk"

Lyrics available at: http://genius.com/Les-myzerables-paranoje-lyrics

"Ževraj fetujeme" dropping November/December 2016.

Les Myzérables "Paranoje"
Music by Filip Russekberg
Words by Filip Russekberg and Milo Zruddwitz
Performed by Les Myzérables
Recorded by Milo Zruddwitz and @MatteMatte @ U Kaderníčky
Mix and Master by @Wrach
Photo by @Wrach
Artwork by Milo Zruddwitz

Paranoje

An opening song to the upcoming demo album by les myzérables explaining the situation with independent culture in their shitty little hometown in Western Slovakia, in a satirical and self-ironical tone, and, of course, in the everpresent hard dialect of the mentioned region.

Music by Filip Russekberg
Lyrics by Milo Zruddwitz
Performed by Les Myzérables

Ževraj fetujeme

90701

A ballad about not coming to terms with your high-school past.

Music by Milo Zruddwitz
Co-Produced by Denis Kramär
Lyrics by Milo Zruddwitz
Performed by Les Myzérables

Stužková

Hardcore-punk diss on Slovak public transport.

Music by Milo Zruddwitz
Lyrics by Milo Zruddwitz
Performed by Les Myzérables

Čachtická Strela

"Why do I always have to get ill just before Holidays?"

Music by Milo Zruddwitz
Lyrics by Milo Zruddwitz
Performed by Les Myzérables

Antibiotiká

Having your finals successfully passed too early means only one thing: 
You have to drink alone...

Music by Filip Russekberg
Lyrics by Milo Zruddwitz
Perfromed by Les Myzérables

Skúškové

"Shit, I'll never drink again. For real, this time!"

Music by Milo Zruddwitz
Lyrics by Milo Zruddwitz
Performed by Les Myzérables

Radler

Live @ Myjava Rise Up vol. 2, Bowling Strike Myjava 11/25/2017

...stále ževraj

Paranoje Live ft. Lubo, Pagi & Denis z Nighteen Seventies

Náhodný záznam z bežnej skúšky Les Myzérables.

Vysoko funkčný kolektív

Music & Lyrics by Milo Zruddwitz
Composed on January 23, 2018, 5-6 PM
Lyrics in Mr. Zruddwitz' head since 2014
Instrumental recorded on one take during a rehearsal @ U Kaderníčky, January 24, 2018
Vocals recorded @ U Kaderníčky, January 27, 2018, 10:20 - 10:50 AM

Lyrics: https://genius.com/Les-myzerables-dovolenka-lyrics

Dovolenka

Music & Lyrics by Filip Russekberg
Instrumental recorded on one take during a rehearsal @ U Kaderníčky, January 18, 2018
Vocals recorded @ U Kaderníčky, January 29, 2018, 6:17 - 6:54 PM

Lyrics: https://genius.com/Les-myzerables-rzp-lyrics

Music by Filip Russekberg
Lyrics by Milo Zruddwitz
Instrumental recorded on one take during a rehearsal @ U Kaderníčky, January 18, 2018
Vocals recorded @ U Kaderníčky, January 27, 2018, 10:53 - 11:26 AM

Lyrics: https://genius.com/Les-myzerables-komfortna-zona-lyrics

Komfortná zóna

Šecko: M. Zruddwitz
A tak to aj: Vyzerá

18.12.

DEMO ALBUM 
'ŽEVRAJ FETUJEME'
OUT FEBRUARY 4, 2017

Contact us: lesmyzerables@gmail.com

A group of small-town drunks, junkies and nerds making music for small-town drunks, junkies and nerds. And others... Probably...
Line-up:
Milo Zruddwitz (guitars, vocals)
Filip Russekberg (guitars, vocals)
Juraj Schkopstein (drums, vocals)
Martin Kowarski (bass guitar)

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