Released on Dew Process in July 2009, As Day Follows Night represents a high watermark in Australian songwriting. It won the 2009 J-Award for Australian Album Of The Year, and also took out the ARIA Award for Female Artist Of The Year. The album, which features favourites such as "All I Want", "We Won’t Run" and "Bird On A Wire", went on to achieve platinum certification and was listed at #19 in the book 100 Best Australian Albums, the highest placed record by a female artist.

Blasko has described the album as a "hopeful heartbreak” record. It's a collection of songs which inhabits a rare sonic universe created over 5 magical days in Sweden with producer Bjorn Yttling

The physical reissue is accompanied by previously unheard bonus tracks as well as the accompanying bonus-disc ‘Cinema Songs’.

“My god this is a masterpiece... I think it’s easily one of the very best albums put out anywhere in the last 20 years” - Robert Forster

“It is one of the great Australian albums. It deserves the distinction of being beside records by Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel or Hunters & Collectors, the traditional pantheon artists” - Craig Mathieson