Silence dismantled. Bones set to shatter. Greek heavy prog quartet Calyces have introduced the official video for “Boneshatter”, taken from their latest album, “Fleshy Waves of Probability”, released under the umbrella of Dry Clean Records. If 2025 marked the year of the band’s most widely discussed release to date, 2026 finds them deep into an extensive European touring cycle, with several confirmed dates in Romania and Bulgaria, including appearances at this year’s SoundArt Festival, organised by Cavalleria Events.
Calyces
© The band’s vault
Of Fractures and Form
From its first release, “Boneshatter” drew steady attention for its balance between structural complexity and emotional restraint, quickly establishing itself as one of the defining tracks of the album, according to various reviews. Now, following the earlier visualiser, the full video arrives to extend that framework, adding a carefully paced visual counterpart that mirrors the song’s shifting dynamics without overshadowing them. Shot at Plyfa, Athens, in January 2026, the clip was filmed and edited by Manos Georgakopoulos, produced by Manthos Stergiou and George Christoforidis, mixed and engineered by George Christoforidis at Ignite Studios, Athens, and mastered by George Bokos at Grindhouse Studios, Athens, according to the band’s official YouTube channel.
On the Road: Balkan Tour Dates
Fleshy Waves Tour 2026
© Cavalleria Events
For Calyces, the current year is shaping up to be particularly busy in terms of live appearances. Starting on 10 March, the Greek quartet will embark on a series of shows across Romania and Bulgaria, opening the run at Under City Club in Plovdiv. They will remain in Bulgaria on 11 March, performing at Karaoke Club in Ruse alongside Teraflora, before heading to Romania, with plans to delight the audience from Buzău [La Felinare Club] on 12 March, alongside Altlut, according to Cavalleria Events. The route continues with two appearances at this year’s SoundArt Festival, at Machines in Cluj-Napoca on 13 March and at Quantic in Bucharest on 14 March, as stated by the aforementioned source. The final dates of the Balkan tour are set for 16 March at Club Flex in Arad and 22 March at Mixtape 5 in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, according to the band’s official social media accounts.
Calyces, in Case You Need More Pieces of Information about Them
Formed in 2018, Calyces have released two full-length albums: “Impulse to Soar” [2020] and “Fleshy Waves of Probability” [2025], alongside a series of singles: “Ego Dries Up the Ocean” [2020], “The Great Void” [2020], “Flowing Through Storm” [2025], “Swirling Towards the Light” [2025] and “Wastelands” [2025], according to Encyclopaedia Metallum. Their discography also includes the live album “Live at Studio 217” [2021], as noted by the same source. They have additionally appeared on compilations, including “Unfair Labor” on Doomed & Stoned in Hellas (Vol. II) [digital, Doomed & Stoned, July 2021] and “Beyond Sight” on You Matter [Ripcord Records, digital, December 2021], according to Doomed Nation, and stolace. Gaining recognition from the international press and steadily expanding their audience, Calyces are currently experiencing the most active live period of their career, bringing the intensity and complexity of their multilayered compositions to their performances.
The Members
Manthos Stergiou [guitars, vocals];
Loukas Giannakitsas [bass, backing vocals];
Christos Kazantzoglou [guitars];
Stauros Rigos [drums].
Follow the Band!
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Calyces;
Bandcamp: https://calyces.bandcamp.com/music;
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1fDi9fdCfFXWs9W0clM9bU;
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Calycesband;
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calycesband/.
