Inoria’s Sisyphean Dream doesn’t just sound heavy—it feels like carrying a boulder up a hill with bloodied hands, only to watch it tumble again. This metal juggernaut pulls no punches, delivering a seven-track journey that’s equal parts cerebral and crushing.

For fans of Tool’s philosophical weight and Iron Maiden’s fire-forged epics, Sisyphean Dream offers a visceral meditation on struggle, self-awareness, and sacrifice. Lyrically poetic and brutally honest, the album explores themes of spiritual warfare, internal reckoning, existential fatigue, and the glimmer of resilience that somehow refuses to die.

From the desperate cry of “Feed me!” to the bleak surrender of “No one can hear my prayer,” Inoria channels pain into purpose with sweeping riffscapes, thunderous drums, and vocals that bleed both anguish and defiance. There's a sacred rage in every track—a fight not just against the world, but against the self.

Sisyphean Dream is a reminder that even in endless repetition, there’s meaning to be carved from the stone.