1. |
Pony Up
06:12
|
|||
2. |
Old Guitar
02:24
|
|||
3. |
||||
4. |
Be Safe
04:05
|
|||
5. |
Making A Way
02:29
|
|||
6. |
Backyard
03:11
|
|||
7. |
Dye Your Hair
01:40
|
|||
8. |
Eight Long Months
03:40
|
|||
9. |
Well Water
02:19
|
|||
10. |
Thousand Oceans
04:19
|
|||
11. |
Fancy Cars
02:43
|
|||
12. |
By and By
03:12
|
|||
13. |
Dancing
03:05
|
|||
14. |
Orchestra
03:46
|
The Parade Schedule Louisville, Kentucky
"Matt Kinder's sepia-folk style sets him apart from a lot of his contemporaries and his songwriting constantly captures
loss, love, duty, and honor like few can. The Parade Schedule makes beautiful music that will stick with you like a familiar memory."
-Backseat Sandbar
"A brand of lo-fi folk that feels as gruff, dusty, heart-worn and honest as the best American literature".
-Wake the Deaf
... more
If you like The Parade Schedule, you may also like:
Zero Sum Defeater
by Other Houses
Infectious power-pop that sidesteps the subgenre's obvious tropes with literary abstraction - an emotional sucker punch.
go to album
Not A Party At All
by Lambs & Wolves
Charming German indie pop with the keen melodic sensibilities and melancholic undercurrent of some of the style's best practitioners.
go to album
Virtual Heaven
by Infinity Crush
Despite its themes of isolation and loneliness, Caroline White's latest batch of folk-pop confessionals is an LP brimming with confidence.
go to album
Shelley’s career-best new LP explores making a home in a world that seems hopeless.
go to album
Like The River Loves The Sea
by Joan Shelley
Gorgeous, pastoral folk songs from Joan Shelley, available on Bandcamp in exclusive teal vinyl.
go to album
Rivers and Vessels
by Joan Shelley
A lush new covers EP with plenty of talented guest appearances, with 100% of proceeds going to the Kentucky Waterways Alliance.
go to album
The new record from Joan Shelley, produced by Jeff Tweedy, is warm, rich and earthy, Shelley's voice laying deep in a latticework of guitar.
go to album
