Name: Doxa by Callas
Duration: 4 min 4 s
Description: Building on the heavy-lidded haze of their debut EP Days (8/10 - Distorted Sound, 10/10 - GBHBL), this track kicks down the door with a newfound urgency, leaning harder into distortion and abstraction while preserving the dreamy melancholy that first turned heads on their debut EP.

First single release from Ealadha. Mixed by Eamonn Coleman Recording & Mastered by Fergal Davis Recording in March 2015.
Vocals and guitars by Dom Murphy, Bass Cormac Shanley, Drums Peter Crudge. Backing vocals by Níamh Ní Chonaill.

Dive

First single release from Ealadha. Mixed by Eamonn Coleman Recording & Mastered by Fergal Davis Recording in March 2015. Vocals and guitars by Dom Murphy, Bass Cormac Shanley, Drums Peter Crudge. Backing vocals by Níamh Ní Chonaill.

Dive - Download Version

Building on the heavy-lidded haze of their debut EP Days (8/10 - Distorted Sound, 10/10 - GBHBL), this track kicks down the door with a newfound urgency, leaning harder into distortion and abstraction while preserving the dreamy melancholy that first turned heads on their debut EP.

Doxa

Heart Of Mercury (Radio Edit)

Recorded and mixed by Shaun Cadogan (Last Light Recordings) at Sun Studios, Temple Bar, Dublin, the song was mastered by Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna) and to quote Overblown’s Jamie Coughlan “the track is simply more”, pointing to a finer-honed sense of songwriting and performance dynamic that has opened the band’s sound up hugely, and sets the tone for their next EP, ‘Versions Of You’.

Bathe

Signs (Demo Short)

Cover of Nutshell originally by Alice in Chains 

Vocals & Guitars: Dom Murphy 
Bass: Cormac Shanley 
Mixed & Mastered by Ruairi Lynch (Bantum)

Nutshell (Cover)

Cover song of track originally recorded by Anathema.
Written by Anathema.

Electricity (Anathema Cover)

Callas hails from the lush, windswept edges of Cork, Ireland. This sonic force—Dom Murphy (vocals, guitars), Cormac Shanley (bass), Ruairi Lynch (production, drums and guitar)—delivers a raw, atmospheric blend of heavy music with the emotional depth and texture of something far bigger than genre.
Featuring former members of post-rock band Ealadha and the creative spark of Bantum’s Ruairi Lynch, Callas crafts music that’s as textured as it is intense—a moody, modern take on heavy music that doesn’t play by the rules.

"A contender for the best EP of the year... It’s a stunner of a release!" (10/10) GBHBL
“This is a fantastic start in the career of Callas, who are quickly proving to be a unique band.” (8/10) - Distorted Sound Magazine 
"It’s good. Very good. Absolutely have a listen to 'Days' and support Callas in their journey as a band, we want more from them!" - The Razor's Edge
“‘Days’ is an EP that will no doubt be well-received, and with good reason. It’s simply gorgeous.” - The Miserable Metal Mind Podcast

Doxa

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