The energy is back with "Unsought", halfway between Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. It definitely represents the highest episode in the album worth alone the purchase. Amazing vocally and instrumentally under every aspect, it enjoys precious keyboard touches and forceful drumwork. I needn't go into detail, just don't miss the related video at: "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ak8tvMy2f4", keeping in mind that the music version is a bit different than the track on the CD.
In "Angel without Wings" the mind-piercing keyboards are important, too, yet there are vocal layers that strongly help embellish the composition, with the band cleverly mixing gentleness and intensity.
Not everything turns out to be flawless here in this CD and "Tower of Babel" shows a song where some vocals and the guitar solo are a bit too simplistic, scholastic if you will. Still, the quality bar is raised by majestic and baroque key plots.
Finally, the bonus "Jerz off", lively porn Blus Rock separate from the rest. The reason why it's been added is to show a fun side that many outside the close circle around Mirrorplain ignore and also because it's an addictive and catchy piece.

"Path of Salvation" is a batch of songs that grow little by little yet constantly, especially after the third listen, revealing a combo without a restricted identity, whose keyboardist appears the ace in the hole. If the vocals and the guitars had been more complex or recorded more professionally, the impact would have been tremendous, notwithstanding the German 6-piece have proven to be able to write songs pleasant to listen to, embroidered with overpowering rhythm variations and a sufficient personal edge.