Dennis Grimm is Brother Grimm. The 38-year-old, who grew up between Hamburg and Bremen and lives in Berlin, presents his second album "Home Today, Gone Tomorrow". Once again, Grimm recorded the work almost single-handedly. Once again his music is unique: minimal songs between drones and grooves, between noises and melodies, more in the dark than in the light.
eclipsed: Dennis, you were just on tour. How'd it go?
Dennis Grimm: Cool, it was nice. Being on tour is always cool. You get to know new people, new cities, new corners.
eclipsed: You're all alone on stage. How do you feel about that?
Grimm: Being alone on stage is interesting. It feels free. The comparison to a band structure then has to be made. I can do and do what I want and I am not subordinate to compromises.
eclipsed: But you don't feel left alone?
Brother Grimm will certainly have the nomination for the most casual album title in 2016. Or grammatically correct: ...Brother Grimm certainly has. Because behind Brother Grimm lies the Berlin Dennis Grimm. Even though he has already taken a few steps on the musical stage, the 37-year-old is a blank page.
