Name: Day of the Dog
Brand: Ezra Furman

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brn223lp

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[r5070584]

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-06-02

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032862022319

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Ezra Furman

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Alternative / Modern

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Ezra Furman is an American musician and songwriter known for his unique blend of rock, folk, and punk influences. With a distinctive voice and introspective lyrics, he has gained a loyal following for his honest and heartfelt songs. Born in Chicago, Illinois, Furman began his musical career in the early 2000s and has since released several critically acclaimed albums. His music explores themes of identity, love, and social justice, making him a powerful voice in the indie music scene.
Throughout his career, Ezra Furman has garnered praise for his energetic live performances and raw emotional delivery. He is known for pushing boundaries with his genre-defying sound and thought-provoking lyrics. Whether performing solo or with his band The Visions, Furman captivates audiences with his passionate performances that leave a lasting impact.
In addition to his musical pursuits, Ezra Furman is also an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. His personal experiences as a queer artist have informed much of his work and he uses his platform to raise awareness about issues affecting the community. Through both his music and activism, Furman continues to inspire listeners around the world.

Ezra Furman has always positioned themselves as a singer-songwriter with or without the Harpoons. Their acoustic based music would sometimes rock or burst forth with technicolor pop flourishes. On 2012's The Year of No Returning the production was especially sophisticated but now like Dylan in '65 he is ready to harness the electricity and delve a little deeper into life as a rock and roller with punk panache. On Day of the Dog&nbsp;Ezra re-invents themselves as an angry young person ready to throw themselves on the pyre for the redemption that will follow. With a tight rockin' combo they re-work '50s grooves through primal-Lennon outbursts, glam hissing, right up and full circle into Pixies-style / Buddy Holly rave-ups. It's an instant classic that could have fit on Stiff between Costello's debut and the Damned.

Day of the Dog

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