Sorrow's Path are known to the Greek audience, but I doubt it if they have reached a wider one. I think that they are known to the "suspected" doom metal fans, but heir absence for a long period might have cost them the touch with younger fans. Eat Metal made a critical step with this release as its primal form is to preserve a respectable chapter of the Greek underground scene and to bring to attention to all of us. Moreover Eat Metal offers a home to this unlucky band now that has returned for good. The recent support show with Solitude Aeturnus proved that the band is in good shape and capable of bridging the gap. In short this band includes the both unofficial releases of the band that took place in mid nineties. You will find some fine tracks of traditional doom metal in the vein of Candlemass and Solitude Aeturnus, while their melodic lines will show you links with While Heaven Wept and Isole. "Resurrection" has a very good booklet with linear and historical notes, while the result at the production is quire improved from the initial.

I am looking forward to get a new piece from this hard-working and persistent band. The signs they show us are very promising and I think that in the near future we will have more to discuss. I strongly advise you to get this release and I hope that more people in Greece will take seriously the example of their label and will contribute to the preservation and promotion of the numerous Greek underground metal gems.