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Review by Pavel Rakusan

Hackney Colliery Band's latest album is a dynamic and energetic collection of tracks that showcase the group's signature blend of brass, funk, and jazz. From the opening notes of "Crushing Lactic" to the closing bars of "Strange Things," the band delivers an electrifying performance that is sure to get listeners moving.

The album features a mix of original compositions and covers, including a funky rendition of Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box" and a soulful take on the classic jazz standard "Caravan." Throughout the album, the band's tight arrangements and skilled musicianship shine through, creating a sound that is both polished and spontaneous.

One standout track is "Dancing on the Moon," which features a driving rhythm section and soaring horn lines that build to an explosive climax. The band's use of electronic effects and samples adds a modern edge to the music, while still retaining the raw power and energy of traditional brass band music.

Summary by Pavel Rakusan

Hackney Colliery Band's latest album is a must-listen for fans of brass, funk, and jazz. With its infectious grooves and virtuosic performances, this is an album that will keep listeners coming back for more.