First released by Words on Music in 2003, "Find Yourself Along The Way" marked a significant milestone for the band, immersing listeners in an enchanting blend of wonder and awe. The album comprises ten tracks, each adorned with lush guitar layers and captivating melodies. The ethereal opening track, "Freeze Our Stares," sets the stage for a transcendent auditory voyage, driven by Scott McDonald’s intricate guitar work.
"Now I Know You Can Never Be the One" stands out with its powerful and candid introspection, elevated by Chase Harris’ confident vocal delivery, which leaves a lasting impact. In contrast, "See Through You" offers a more laid-back yet equally moving exploration of delicate melodic themes.
Dean Yoshihara’s agile drumming breathes life into the lively "Wide Awake," while also providing a dynamic foundation for "Same Lies As Yesterday," which crescendos into a soaring chorus. The album's centerpiece, "Take to the Sun," unfolds as a three-part epic: it begins with Harris’ distant, haunting vocals, transitions into a bass-heavy middle section driven by Arthur Chan, and culminates in a cacophonous finale. Each track on "Find Yourself Along The Way" contributes to a cohesive and immersive experience, showcasing the band’s ability to evoke deep emotions through their music.
