Day Of The Dog

Even if he has lost his Harpoons, we’ve been given something potentially even better in this unfiltered display of Ferman's own unique brand of vitriol.

Day of the Dog, Ezra Furman's second outing without the Harpoons, picks up right where The Year of No Returning left off, though this time around, the songs and fidelity are sharper, resulting in the fiery, folk-punk provocateur's most engaging collection of material to date.

<p>Ezra Furman's fifth album is a terrific rock'n'roll record that's full of clever, funny touches, writes <strong>Michael Hann</strong></p>