Released in 2009, The Fray is the self-titled sophomore album from the Grammy-nominated rock band. Building on the emotional depth and piano-driven melodies of their debut, this album showcases a more refined and mature sound while staying true to the heartfelt lyricism that made them a household name.

The album features standout tracks like You Found Me, a hauntingly powerful song about faith, loss, and searching for meaning, which became one of the band’s biggest hits. Songs like Never Say Never and Syndicate continue to highlight The Fray’s ability to blend sweeping instrumentals with raw, introspective storytelling.

With themes of heartbreak, resilience, and self-discovery, The Fray solidifies the band's signature style—melancholic yet uplifting, intimate yet anthemic. The album received widespread acclaim for its emotional honesty and lush production, further cementing The Fray as one of the defining alternative rock bands of the 2000s.

Tracklist:

Side A:
A1. She Is
A2. Over My Head (Cable Car)
A3. How To Save A Life
A4. All At Once
A5. Fall Away
A6. Heaven Forbid

Side B:
B1. Look After You
B2. Hundred
B3. Vienna
B4. Dead Wrong
B5. Little House
B6. Trust Me