Black Path Athens, Greece
“Black Path” was formed as an idea at the summer of 2009 and a few months after as a music existence. After a lot of sound
and member changes, “Black Path” came to its current personal sound and line-up.
Members
Kostas Mexis - Vocals
John "Reaper" Kaneris - Guitar
Dimosthenis Varikos - Guitar
Josh Bour - Bass
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