Race the fray

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Race The Fray are an Australian independent four-piece rock band that have a pro-creative style that is all their own.

Known locally as The Fray, word of mouth was a great ally for this independent band during their early days. Now, the band has toured Australia and has quickly built a loyal following. The popular single "Always Away" from their self-titled debut EP was released in late 2004 and received rotation on commercial, regional and national radio stations, with the band featuring as Melbourne Radio station Nova 100's "Made In Melbourne" band and FReeZA's band of the month. Following their sell-out EP launch at St. Jerome's in Melbourne their second independently released EP "This Art Will Play" featured in the top 10 of the Association of Independent Record Labels charts for several weeks before peaking at #3. Their new double a-side single "Our Future's On The Weekend" | "Fumbling Mess" was released in November 2005 following the bands successful national tour playing to thousands of fans at over 20 shows in 5 states.