Khoma - The Second Wave

Review by Raziq Rauf

Back in 2002 there was a band brewing in northern Sweden that had members who, despite being involved in other projects already, felt a pull towards this more socially aware and more highly politicised side project. They all felt that Khoma had become more than it was being allowed to be. This particular labour of love needed a fuller outlet. The possibilities for everyone enjoying some of this largely unobtrusive record are endless. The likelihood that nobody takes note at all, however, is very real.»