Green from The Moldy Peaches for the single "Lady Boy" which was accompanied by a low budget video featuring various places of interest in Hull including Boothferry Park, Humber Bridge and The Deep whilst brothers Lloyd and Grant drink in The Paddington's favourite pub Queens Hotel. After a five-year hiatus, The Paddingtons reunited to play Hull's flagship festival Humber Street Sesh Festival in 2014, and returned in 2018 to play a "wonderfully shambolic" set according to Jimi Arundell in Gigwise. Discography Studio albums 2005 - First Comes First 2008 - No Mundane Options Compilation albums 2004 - Bring Your Own Poison - The Rhythm Factory Sessions - (contributed an early version of the future album track - "Tommy's Disease"). 2006 - Back To The Bus Singles 2004 - "21" (UK No. 47) 2005 - "Panic Attack" (UK No. 25) 2005 - "50 to a Pound" (UK No. 32) 2005 - "Sorry" (UK No. 41) 2008 - "Stand Down" 2008 - "What's The Point in Anything New" EPs 2010 - "The Lady Boy Tapes" See also Bands and musicians from Yorkshire and North East England List of British punk bands List of indie rock musicians List of Mercury Records artists References External links Myspace The Paddingtons @ NME.com English indie rock groups Mercury Records artists Musical groups from Kingston upon Hull