Try It / We Don't Know Testament alt rock and a distinct

alt rock and a distinct tone that is already unique to the band

written by Gerry Rafferty

Features the all-time favorites “Don’t Stop Believin’”

bringing in sections of shamisen anchored by weighted piano keys and a percussive pulse

Try It / We Don't Know Testament alt rock and a distinct'Try It' was the first of just four singles that London based quintet The Attack released in their brief but brilliant career, and the only one to feature original drummer Alan Whitehead, who left shortly after this to join Marmalade. The A side was also recorded by acclaimed US Garage Rock band The Standells, but it is the self written Hammond organ driven B Side 'We Don't Know' that gets fans of great '60s Pop excited, which might explain why they