It would be fair to say that the Sea Cadets are more fond of cake than a salad.
This new track - 'Billy in Bunbury' uses a 1925 Advertising poem by Ruth Plumly Thompson for the Royal Baking Powder Company over the usual nautical post punk shenanigans. Narrated by Patti Cunningham, the song tells the story of Billy, who wont eat.
Our latest track has Rob channelling his inner Jah Wobble. ? Jah Robble.
Wonderfully, Monty Don himself retweeted a link to the video
Forty years ago, the Exploding Hamsters played a free gig at Pentney Abbey, The Sea Cadets re-recorded one of the tracks they played that night in celebration.
Get down motherfunkers, the Sea Cadets have put on their Gold Lame suits and are strutting towards you
Formed at the local college by David Blatch, Mark Wernham and some rockers from the Engineering Department.
Originally known as Official Complaint as while rehearsing in a stable, one of the staff from the (Queens) farm nearby stuck their head in and told them to shut it or end up in a potato patch in Sandringham...
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