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Athens (Greece) based dark/gothic/doom metal band Daylight Misery, inspired by the loss of their dear friend Dimitris Theodoropoulos (member of the progressive metal band Rex Mundi from Thessaloniki) on the 31st of May 2021 from cancer, decided to write a song called "Cancerworm" which is based on his story and everything he has been through over the last years of his life. The purpose of this song is to raise money which will be offered in his memory to children who suffer from neoplastic diseases. You may find all the information regarding the donation, in the description of the song on YouTube.
Many known artists from the metal scene participated in "Cancerworm". Specifically, guest vocals were done by Aaron Stainthorpe from the British band the legendary My Dying Bride, as well as Sakis Tolis, founder, guitarist, and leader of the biggest metal band in Greece, Rotting Christ. Furthermore, the guitar solo of the song was played by the Greek guitar player Gus G. who has a brilliant career with his main band Firewind and with his solo work as well. It should be noted that during the period of 2009 to 2017, he was the guitarist of Ozzy Osbourne and launched with him the full-length album Scream. Vocals were done by Vassilis Mazaris, bass player by Aggelos Malisovas while Nicos B. played the guitar. The lyrics were written by Vassilis Mazaris and the music was created by Nicos B.
On the song also participated Harris Pazaroulas, performed in the double bass quartet, Kostas Panagiotou member of the Greek-British metal band Panteist on keyboards and Bill Papanikolakis on drums as a session member. The recording/mixing/mastering of the song was done by George Bokos at Grindhouse Studios Athens while the lyric video was created by John Kaimakamis and the Nightwatchers. Graphics were edited by Jon Toussas for Graphic No Jutsu. For fans of Rotting Christ, My Dying Bride, Paradise Lost, Moonspell, Amorphis and Nightfall. Link
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