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
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