The Fray debuted back in 2005 with their first album How To Save a Life. They went double platinum in the U.S. thanks to their single being played on Grey's Anatomy. Now they're back with their self-titled sophomore effort, which is a solid one if I don't say so myself. Not much has changed in their musical direction. They are still producing Coldplay-like piano ballads. With The Fray, the majority of their songs will lose the listener because they can be a bit boring but then three quarters of the way through a climactic burst of instrumentals and vocals will wake you up and persuade you to re-listen to the song. If you were a fan of their last album then you ill enjoy this one as well, it's like disc 2.
Track List:
1. Syndicate
2. Absolute
3. You Found Me
4. Say When
5. Never Say Never
6. Where the Story Ends
7. Enough For Now
8. Ungodly Hour
9. We Build Then We Break
10. Happiness
