Kallisti

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Country gothic hoedown. Doom-gaze. Space-noise. Mascara-hop. Alt-moss. Dr-emo.

Kallisti is an eclectic mix of various genres. It is a lie to say that metal and the urge to rock don’t impinge on our good senses at times. So, some of our music rocks. Not in a vainglorious and trivial way, rather in a tasteful way that affirms that cruelty and humor do go together. Add some violin, old analog synths, and you might get an inkling of what our songs are.

Colors not used to describe Kallisti’s music: yellow, magenta, pink, robin’s egg, taupe.

Animals not associated but would enhance our image: bunnies, kittens, teenagers.

Kallisti is

Conrad Kehn

Brandon Vaccaro

Carrie Beeder

David Hesker

Low Kung

One with Everything (Falsely so-called)

MC2024-5

Another in our 23rd Anniversary Series. One with Everything combines almost all the Kallisti material from the One and Two EPs, as well as several songs that were planned for the never-released Three EP.

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This was the album that Kallisti planned to make in 2001. Rather than work on the full album, the band made the decision to do it as a series of EPs (something one of their favorite bands Failure did a couple decades later with In the Future Your Body Will Be the Furthest Thing From Your Mind). Includes tracks that have never been released in previous forms.

One EP

MC2006-6
MC2006-6

Out of Print

Originally released in collaboration with Fairest One Music in 2001, this was the first Kallisti EP, containing Holiday, It Was, and She Got.

Two EP

MC2008-1

MC2008-1

Out of Print

Originally released in collaboration with Fairest One Music in 2002, this was the second Kallisti EP, containing Gentle Touch, Song Like This (naked), Hannah House, and Massiveness.

Live & Acoustic

MC2009-4

MC2008-4

Out of Print

A live recording of an intimate acoustic set played by Kallisti at the Denver premiere of Hannah House, a film by Monkey Angel Studios to which Kallisti had contributed some musical improvisations and a theme song.