Grimm, formerly known as Grim, is a Montenegrin gothic rock-metal band. It was formed in 1999 in Bar, Montenegro. Their first single, "Rijeka Moga Sna" (River of My Dreams), was released in 2003. The band also took part in the Serbo-Montenegrin Eurovision Song Contest national qualifier, Evropesma, in 2006 with "Uspavanka" (Lullaby), and the Montenegrin national finals in 2007 and 2008. The band's lead guitarist and vocalist, composer and lyrics author, Nebojša Đukanović, took part in Montevizija 2005 but did not make it to Evropesma. They dissolved in 2008, just after their first album has been released, but the band was reestablished as rock duo Grimm with members Nebojša Đukanović and Ivana Janković. Since 2015, the band started work on their second album called "Iza Tišine" (Beyond Silence) in Lazarevac, Serbia, with producer Boris Šurlan.

In 2025, the band released the singles "Prah" and "Kroz prste" from their album, Between the Worlds. It also added guitarist Veljko Ivanovic to its lineup.

Members

Nebojša Đukanović - (lead vocal; guitar) Ivana Janković - (vocal) Marko Mirković - (bass) Željko Samardžić- (bubnjevi) Veljko Ivanovic (guitar)

Former members

Igor Perović – composer, keyboards Vladimir Popović – drums Dragan Miljanović – solo guitar Darko Mihailović – bass guitar Dražen Miljanović - bass Josip Raičević - solo gitara Marko Šoć - drums Milan Svjekloća - bass Branko Marković - bass Mitar Škuletić - keyboards Filip kustudić - solo gitara

Discography

as Grim

Neomeđeni (2008) (Muzička Asocijacija Crne Gore)

as Grimm

Iza Tišine (2016) (Miner Records)

Singles

"Rijeka Moga Sna" (2003) "Idi sam" (2003) "Uspavanka" (Montevizija 2006 / Evropesma) (2006) "Mjeseče" (Sunčane Skale) (2006) "Začaran" Montevizija (2005) "Dina" "Kada Ona Ljubi Te" (MontenegroSong 2007) (2007) "Vjetar te odnosi" (as duo Ivana and Nebojsa Grimm) (2010) "Poslednje tkanje" (as duo Ivana and Nebojsa Grimm) (2010) "Igla u oku tvoje duše" (2015) "Spuštam se" (2016) "Aquarius" (2016) "Vratiću se" (2021) "Stari moj" (2023) "Prah" (2024) "Kroz prste" (2025)

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