KOKOMO HUM San Francisco, California
Inspired by sci-fi, abduction stories, and paranormal events in the corn fields of his native Indiana, Kokomo Hum explores themes of love lost, space travel, and earthborne isolation through searing synths and heavy melodic guitars, creating a fuzzy electric chorus of cosmic Pop. ... more
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