About The Fray
This Denver-based quartet used a grassroots campaign of their local radio station and newspaper to land a major label recording contract. Their demo of “Over My Head (Cable Car)” was named one of KTCL’s top 30 most played songs of 2004 and Westword Magazine awarded them “Best New Band.” It helps that the band’s piano-based pop rock easily slots in next to adult-contemporary favorites like Five For Fighting and David Gray without missing a beat. Singer Isaac Slade and guitarist Joe King write polite, catchy songs that are earnest and upbeat in their general veneer, recalling both the heartland Americana of Counting Crows and the heart-on-sleeve emotional overkill of Dashboard Confessional. What their debut album lacks in originality or edge is made up for with sincerity and unpretentious presentation. That said, many of the songs here sound similar. “Over My Head,” “How to Save A Life,” and “All At Once” are all moderately paced pop songs that sound as if they were written to accompany a network teen drama – filled with pathos and nicely scrubbed.

Albums list:
The Fray - Helios
The Fray - How to Save a Life
The Fray - Reason
The Fray - Scars & Stories (Deluxe Version) (iTunes + LP)
The Fray - The Collection
The Fray - The Fray
The Fray - The Fray (Deluxe Version)

EPs & Singles list:
The Fray - How To Save A Life EP
The Fray - Acoustic In Nashville - Bootleg No. 2 (Live) - EP
The Fray - You Found Me - Single

Singles list:
The Fray - Heartbeat (Latiendo) - Single
The Fray - Heartbeat - Single
The Fray - Heartless (Swinghouse Session) - Single
The Fray - How to Save a Life - Single
The Fray - Love Don't Die - Single
The Fray - Time Well Wasted - Single
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