Wray is an American indie rock band hailing from Birmingham, Alabama, enveloped in the lush echoes of dream pop and the atmospheric, drone-like sensibilities of shoegaze. Their music is characterized by a blend of ethereal vocals, echoing guitar riffs, and an omnipresent bass groove, all set to the pulse of a steady, hypnotic drumbeat. The band's self-titled debut album "Wray" emerged in 2014, carving out a space for them in the indie music scene with their expansive soundscapes and a penchant for moody, introspective melodies.

Their subsequent releases, including "Hypatia" in 2016 and the more recent "Stream of Youth / Blank World" in 2020, show the band's growth in confidence and artistic clarity. Wray has crafted a sonic identity that combines textured layers of sound with a shoegaze-inflected aesthetic, delivering an immersive listening experience. Tracks like "Blank World" and "Wishing" from their latest offerings deliver on this promise, with swirling guitars and contemplative lyrics that evoke a sense of introspection and longing. They have also made their mark with live sessions, such as the "Part Time Punks Session," which captures the raw energy and enveloping atmosphere of their in-person performances. Wray's music navigates the shoegaze and dream pop territories with a seasoned ease, inviting listeners into their beautifully crafted, reverb-drenched world.