1. What's Inside
2. There You Were
3. In 1671
4. She's The Girl
5. Into The Unknown
6. Universal Girl
7. A Matter Of Time
8. With You I'm Alone
9. Lucky Star
10. Pure Delight
11. Agent 23
12. Heaven's The Place
13. Back To Cheyenne
14. You Got Something
15. Sun Is Shining Through
16. Below The Surface

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 3/2/2004
Grayson Wray lives in California USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Other, Prog Rock

1. Controlled Chaos by chILL: grunge driven rock mixed with modern metal
2. Someday You Will Be Proven Correct by Caustic Casanova: Highly electric, extremely eclectic heavy rock
3. Truth by Dead Leaf Echo: dreamy shoe-gazing pop
4. C-Section by Father of Sam: rock, alternative rock, indie rock, psych rock
5. Single Barrel by Hunter and the Dirty Jacks: Retro Fresh Rock & Roll Soul
6. Cruel Waters by Ash Ganley: masterfully nuanced AAA rock
7. The Introduction by Beat Under Control: jazz/dub intense electro funk
8. File In Rhythm by Beight: highly listenable indie pop gems
9. Blue Wave Theory by Blue Wave Theory: high-energy surf-inspired instrumental rock
10. Miles to Go by Norine Braun: jazzed up, funk-tinged eclectic pop.
11. Crow by Norine Braun: jazzed up, funk-tinged eclectic pop.
12. The More I Want, The More I Get by Breaker: grit, guts, gall and Granite
13. Psychic Dissonance From The Unself by Candidate: Hook-laden anthems of survival and triumph
14. Bless this House by Castle Pines: easy-to-listen-to pop rock with a fresh attitude
15. Sweet Rock Candy by Seismic Anamoly: instrumental hard rock
16. Flesh of the Witch by Ceremony of Darkness: Step into the darkness and surround yourself in intense rock
17. Liquid Data by woodrowgerber: indie/electronic pop fusion - for daydreams, nights out, and everything in-between
18. Captain Freak by CrimsonFaced: guitar-edged industrial electrorock
19. Seasons EP by Damsel Down: uplifting rock to take the top down and drive to
20. Sound of Seventy Three by Sound of Seventy Three: expansive guitar-driven post-rock with trip-hop tinged remixes

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