14 minutes in. The daleks still haven't got here.

The ship still seems to be sailing in a straight line.

Something that might be a whale is mooing away, now.

I shall skip forward to twenty minutes and see what transpires.

Still a whale mooing and a scorpion in my left ear and the waves going up and down.

I get the feeling that the band are more interested in the ship as a physical object than they are in the crew as living entities.

In fact, they seem to have given no thought to the crew at all.

I shall skip forward to 25 minutes.

25 minutes in. Creaking of floorboards!

Or perhaps a door!

The heaving of timbers!

I do like how the range of sounds is building as it goes along. It's a lot better than last week's offering which didn't really develop at all.

I do feel it could try building up a bit faster though.

It shouldn't take until 25 minutes for timbers to shiver.

They could just as easily have called this Frankenstein and had it be about the boat journey in the Antarctic/Arctic.

Let's see how things are going at the 40 minute mark.

All the previous stuff is happening and there's now squeaking.

I'm not sure what the squeaking is.

Is it the rollocks?

They should have called it Never Mind the Rollocks.

These bands don't have a clue.