SORROWS PATH Pays Tribute To RONNIE JAMES DIO At MALTA DOOM METAL FESTIVAL

January 5, 2011

Greek doom metallers SORROWS PATH played a medley of songs (DIO's "Holy Diver", BLACK SABBATH's "Children Of The Sea" and RAINBOW's "Stargazer") from "the greatest voice of metal, Ronnie James Dio" at the Malta Doom Metal Festival in November 2010. The band was joined during the concert by Leo Stivala from FORSAKEN and REFLECTION.

Video footage of the performance can be viewed below.

SORROWS PATH recently recruited Giannis Tziligkakis (OMINOUS SKY) as its new second guitarist.

The band released its debut album, "The Rough Path Of Nihilism", on October 29, 2010 via Rock It Up Records. The CD was recorded at Fragile Studios in Athens with producer Vangelis Yalamas, who also played the synthesizer on the effort. The artwork and photography for the album were handled by Seth Siro Anton (PARADISE LOST, KAMELOT, MOONSPELL, EXODUS).

SORROWS PATH is:

Stavros Giannakos: Bass
Angelos Ioannidis: Vocals
Fotis Mountouris: Drums
Kostas Salomidis: Guitar
Giannis Tziligkakis: Guitar

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/sorrowspathmusic.

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