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There is more than one artist using the name Callista: 1.) callista (all lowercase) is a small singer/writer artist based in Massachusetts. Her singles, cottage in the suburbs and “FOOL” were produced and recorded under Potenza Studios by George Potenza. callista's soft voice and engaging story telling create simple yet intricate melodies to paint a picture in the listener's mind. 2.) Facebook.com/callistaUK Callista are a synth infused melodic hardcore band from Worthing and surrounding areas. You can download the debut EP In My Blood completely free on January 3rd, 2013. from callista.bandcamp.com 3.) Callista is an emerging band that took the Auckland underground scene by surprise. Not merely by the consistently high calibre of their material, which showcases their genre-defying style, but by their explosive energetic stage presence. Collaborating a range of different styles, from fierce breakdowns to memorable choruses. Song compositions are technical and well thought out, with strong vocals to top off their sound. Although the band do not take themselves too seriously, they do bring forth thought-provoking lyrics straying from the clichéd emo dribble. Having only played their first show in May 2006, Callista have already gained a lot of ground. They have a fast growing fanbase, which has been fueled by opening for international acts like Blindside and being selected to play at the Auckland Taste of Chaos. The band are constantly pushing themselves and have an unmatched stage presence live, not to be missed. 4.) Callista is an indie rock band from Corona, California. Once called No One Important, these kids started a few years back with one idea in mind: To be the musical voice for those who feel they aren't important. They strive to speak for the unheard and attempt to bring everyone and everything together with their universal material. 5.) Callista is also another indie rock band that started in 2007 from the Central Coast of California. Consists of 5 members that have been emerging into the scene. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.