Review by Aaron Christiano

Bent Fabric And The Alley Kittens' latest album, Alley Cat Dance The Drunken Penguin, is a lively and energetic collection of jazz-inspired tracks that are sure to get listeners moving. The album features a mix of original compositions and covers of classic jazz standards, all performed with the band's trademark blend of playfulness and virtuosity.

One standout track is "Alley Cat Dance," which features a catchy melody and infectious rhythms that make it impossible not to tap your feet. "The Drunken Penguin" is another highlight, with its swinging horns and driving bassline that create a sense of joyful abandon.

Throughout the album, the musicianship of Bent Fabric And The Alley Kittens is top-notch. From the tight interplay between the horns and rhythm section to the virtuosic solos, each member of the band shines in their own way. The production is also excellent, with a warm and full-bodied sound that perfectly captures the energy and excitement of the performances.

Summary by Aaron Christiano

Alley Cat Dance The Drunken Penguin is a delightful album that showcases the talents of Bent Fabric And The Alley Kittens. Whether you're a jazz aficionado or simply looking for some fun, upbeat music to dance to, this album is sure to please.