Jahoomha Stockholm, Sweden
Tool, Pink Floyd and Kyuss had a baby monster. They named it Jahoomha. Life changing stuff... everyone should hear this band from Sweden. If all is right with the universe, everyone will. Get yourself a copy, support awesome music. Over at Ozium Records ... more
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