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"Silver State is another fine brick in Matthew Ryan’s walkway that belongs on the same path with songwriters such as Steve Earle, Ryan Adams, and Lucinda Williams."

Glide Magazine

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“Matthew Ryan has delivered a pitch-perfect companion for bleak [winter] days ahead. High-Rise is that most rare of modern albums, one that comfortably bears its own weight from beginning to end. Hands down, his finest work to date."

Paste Magazine

"Nothing Matthew Ryan has done before predicts From A Late Night High Rise, a stunning album of depth and quality. The themes of fragile hope emerging from loss in "Babybird" are in counterpoint to melodies and textures New Order would envy.

Pittsburgh Tribune

“A collection of big-sounding songs about big ideas, this
criminally underrated singer-songwriter’s fourth full set
offers stunning meditations on devastation, vulnerability,
and hope.”

Esquire Magazine

"Regret Over The Wires is Ryan's most rewarding album yet
a moving, ambitious collection of songs from a lifelong
searcher."

No Depression

"It's about everyday people trying to find anything that means something."

Matthew Ryan

Ryan's expressive personal convictions continued on his sophomore effort, East Autumn Grin, which was released in September 2000.

MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide

Singer/songwriter Matthew Ryan is a working-class man, already pegged in the press as another passionate lyricist compared to the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits, and Leonard Cohen. Such heavy parallels, however, do not overshadow the Chester, PA, native. He signed with A&M in 1996 and released May Day a year later.

MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide