Hazy Eyes Maybe
Written by Koichi Yamanoha

Hazy Eyes Maybe

Kazega Fuitara Sayonara

Previously unreleased version of Driving Overflow
Free download available from gimmgrimm.com

Driving Overflow feat. Teresa

Tell The Truth

Last Word Is Mine

Still Smiling

Hybrid Moments

Something In Your Way

“Grimm Grimm is a tonic for the curious heart” Cate Le Bon

The Neo-feminist waltz “Ghost of Madam Legros" features vocals from Laetitia Sadier of English-French avant-pop band Stereolab. The song was inspired by the forgotten story of the ordinal french house wife who continuously fought against the state power, Louis XVI to free people who were impersonated in Bastille in late 17th century, and it eventually became the key trigger of French Revolution.

The Ghost of Madame Legros is taken from the upcoming third-album 'Ginormous' by London-based singer-songwriter experimentalist Koichi Yamanoha who has been operating under the alias of Grimm Grimm since 2013.

Dreamy, yet harsh, 'Ginormous' contains extremely intimate, emotional, cosmic and occult  elements with semi conscious power pop catchiness.  Koichi explains: “I always wanted write an album that sounds like a funeral and wedding at the same time."

The Ghost Of Madame Legros (ft. Laetitia Sadier)

“Grimm Grimm is a tonic for the curious heart” Cate Le Bon

There’s more than a hint of the famous Grimm brothers’ twisted fairy-tale folklore to Ginormous – the third album from London-based, Tokyo-born experimentalist (and former frontman of cult psychedelic-punk group Screaming Tea Party) Koichi Yamanoha -  recalls a childhood with Humpty Dumpty and Mother Goose by his side, with his latest offering marking the next chapter in a trilogy of self-discovery; a compendium of sonically astute storytelling where nightmares and dreams meet via French yé-yé and Casio beats.

Following time spent on the road across the UK and Europe with Cate Le Bon, Grimm Grimm releases the next single 'We've Never Been This Far Before' taken from 'Ginormous'

My first big musical impact I had in UK was Joe Meek, Paul Jones of Stolen Recordings taught me. He once played me the demo version of Meek singing Telstar, it was so out of tune, yet it was perfect, drunken space traveling vibes. Since then I always wanted to write a pop song about the moment of packing up my stuff and getting in to a spaceship, it's strange, but I often feel like I have already experienced this situation for some reason. Grimm Grimm has finally written that songs with 'We've Never Been This Far Before'.

Dreamy, yet harsh, 'Ginormous' contains extremely intimate, emotional, cosmic and occult  elements with semi conscious power pop catchiness.  Koichi explains: “I always wanted write an album that sounds like a funeral and wedding at the same time."

UK 'Ginormous' headline tour dates:
Feb 6th - Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
Feb 7th - The Rose Hill, Brighton 
Feb 20th - Night & Day Cafe, Manchester
Feb 21st - The Dorothy Pax, Sheffield 
Feb 22nd - Purple Turtle, Reading
Feb 27th, Cafe Oto, London

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