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Hello MySpace Friends,Dave and Drayfus had played together in a band called the "Daves" back in the late 80's and early 90's. They finally got tired of wearing skinny ties and playing the LA clubs and gave it a rest. Reforming in 2001 they started writing and recording songs as the Brothers Dimm. After adding drummer Paul Marangoni of Toronto, Canada as the final piece of the musical puzzle, they were off and running. The Dimm's finished the record in March 2006 and it's now available at CDBaby.com and earbuzz.com. If you're a fan of cool English Pop but with a little stateside flavor, jump on the Oblivion train with the Brothers Dimm.

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Member Since: 30/05/2006
Band Website: cdbaby.com/brothersdimm
Band Members: Drayfus Grayson Guitars, Bass, Lead VocalsDavid Bateman Keyboards, Accordian, VocalsPaul Marangoni Drums, Cymbals, Vocals
Influences: XTC, Beatles, Crowded House, Badfinger, The Police, Split Enz, Talking Heads, Brian Eno, Debussy, 80’s New Wave, World Party, David Lynch films, and a whole lot more ......
Sounds Like: From Adam Waltmire: Pop Garden Radio:To Oblivion is a fantastic album. It covers such a wide range of emotions and styles and leaves the listener begging for more.From the opening thunderstorm in the album's title track to the pure beauty of the closing "Uncertainty," the Brothers Dimm prove to the world that there is still some wonderful Pop music being made out there by real musicians.Vocalist Drayfus Grayson has a sweet and almost gentle approach to his delivery, not unlike Neil Finn and Wings-era Paul McCartney. If the vocals and harmonies on To Oblivion do not take you to another place, you are realy missing out on something wonderful.Rounding out the brotherhood are keyboardist/arranging/backing vocalist David Bateman and drummer/percussionist/backing vocalist Paul Marangoni.Standout tracks on the album include "Too Busy Shopping," "Probably Wrong," "Plumbing Day" and "Princess Whenever."The Brothers Dimm are a group of extremely talented Pop musicians making great music, and after listening to To Oblivion, you'll most likely thank them for sharing their talents with us.
Record Label: Dick and Jane Records
Type of Label: Indie

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New Tune on the way!

Hello to everyone whose added our music to your profile. We really appreciate it and are happy you like the songs! We are tracking drums next week on what we think may be one of our best tunes ever. T...
Posted by on Sat, 25 Apr 2009 11:00:00 GMT

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Posted by on Mon, 31 Dec 2007 16:26:00 GMT

Brothers Dimm get Track of the Day again!

Hello Dimm fans. We submitted one of our new tunes "Crawling Around Again" to GarageBand.com and have been awarded Track of the Day on Jan 7th.
Posted by on Mon, 31 Dec 2007 09:55:00 GMT

New Tunes in time for Christmas

Drayfus and I finally finished tweaking these songs and wanted to put them out there for the masses. Much quicker than our last round of tunes we're happy to report. The tone is a bit darker lyrically...
Posted by on Sat, 22 Dec 2007 21:06:00 GMT

Download The Brothers Dimm to your iTunes

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Posted by on Sun, 18 Jun 2006 17:32:00 GMT

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Buy the Brothers Dimm at Earbuzz.com

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Posted by on Tue, 13 Jun 2006 08:37:00 GMT

"To Oblivion Review" by Richard Wolff

Pop music can be so lame, but it can also be so great. Open the windows and let the summer in. Looking, searching trawling the outer reaches of internet and beyond, well really mostly just looking at ...
Posted by on Sun, 11 Jun 2006 17:24:00 GMT

To Oblivion Review Adam Waltmire- Pop Garden Radio

The Brothers Dimm To Oblivion (2006 Dick and jane) To Oblivion is a fantastic album. It covers such a wide range of emotions and styles and leaves the listener begging for more. From the opening thund...
Posted by on Sat, 10 Jun 2006 17:37:00 GMT