Matt Pryor is a prolific musician and singer-songwriter hailing from Lawrence, Kansas, best known as the frontman of the influential emo band The Get Up Kids. Pryor's musical journey began in the mid-90s, and alongside his work with The Get Up Kids, he has been involved in various other projects, such as The New Amsterdams and as one half of the duo The Terrible Twos, making music for children. His work has consistently resonated with a wide spectrum of fans, due to his emotionally charged lyrics and distinctive voice.
Embarking on a solo career, Matt Pryor has cultivated a distinguished discography that further showcases his aptitude for intimate storytelling and acoustic stylings. His solo records, including "May Day" and its accompanying acoustic version "May Day Companion," and "Confidence Man," exhibit a more personal and stripped-down side of his artistry. Other works, such as "Memento Mori" and "Wrist Slitter," encapsulate his raw, heartfelt approach to songwriting. His live album "Nine Forty Live" serves as a testament to his dynamic performance ability. In "Matt Pryor and James Dewees," we see him collaborating with his former bandmate from The Get Up Kids, exploring different musical horizons and fortifying his versatility as an artist. With each release, Matt Pryor reaffirms his status as a cornerstone in the realm of emo and indie music, capable of evolving while maintaining his unique voice in the scene.
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