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imadethismistake
It's Okay

The Cottage Records (2009) Tohm

imadethismistake – It's Okay cover artwork
imadethismistake – It's Okay — The Cottage Records, 2009

imadethismistake play catchy folk-infused punk. It's a simple concoction, but it works well for the band. It's Okay is an eleven song LP with awesome artwork done by EMY (aka Bughead). Kylewilliam Campol's vocals match the music nicely, and the music is never too overbearing or haughty. It's evident that imadethismistake have found their niche. It's Okay is a pleasant release.

5.4 / 10Tohm • July 23, 2009

imadethismistake – It's Okay cover artwork
imadethismistake – It's Okay — The Cottage Records, 2009

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