This 5 piece band from Greece took its name from the inflammatory disease multiple sclerosis.

F*ck music industry they messing with our minds!
"Music gives soul to our hearts and wings in our minds." Plato
Music is the language of the Universe...

No, it's better to own yourself...

The band was created under the name 'Uncanny' in September 2004 from Makis L. ( Dihasmenes Alithies & former member of Splitdawn ) on lead guitars, Sakis V. ( Bad Trip & former member of Dihasmenes Alithies, Drunkard and Greet the Dead ) on drums, Simos L. ( Watc[0] ) on rhythm guitars, Spyros Em. ( Good Luck Mr. Gorsky ) and Marios G. ( former member of Senseless ) as vocalists. The formation of the band remained the same until June of 2005 where Spyros and Simos left the band for personal reasons. There was a period of re-establishment and in the ends of November of the same year the band changes its name to 'Sklerotikz' and Sotiris V. as vocalists joined in until May of 2009 where he had to leave the band for personal reasons, Konstantinos B. ( God of Rotors, Homoiratus ) on rhythm guitars and Nick R. ( former member of Mindisease ) on bass guitar joined in. In February of 2006 Nick had to depart due to military obligations where George S.filled in his place as a bass player until October of 2008 where he was replaced by Stratos D.( Necrofuneral and former member of Crystal Tears ). A new addition to the band in November of 2008 was the cellist Panagiotis Ios until 2010 where he had to leave the band for personal reasons.

All The Music That We Have In Our Heads.

Library of Alexandria...Lost Knowledge...

«The Greek people are anarchic and difficult to tame. For this reason we must strike deep into their cultural roots: Perhaps then we can force them to conform. I mean, of course, to strike at their language, their religion, their cultural and historical reserves, so that we can neutralize their ability to develop, to distinguish themselves, or to prevail; thereby removing them as an obstacle to our strategically vital plans in the Balkans, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East»
H. KISSINGER