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Day Breaks At Dawn c/w No One But You FORCE_UPDATE New Moon reflects the powerBackgrounds Day Breaks At Dawn: A seismic attack of fuzz and buzz with a wonderful vocal phrasing that elevates this track to the top tiers of garage sonics. A firm and trustworthy example and deserves all its kudos. The Naives No One But You: First time outing for the talented Mr Brunet who can travel back in time to create fresh sounding teen garage sounds with not even a hint that it was made in his bedroom a few years ago. A firm favourite artist